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3-level Hierarchical dropdown lists in Excel - possible?
Desired action: Dropdown list 1 contains choices such as Ford, Chevy, VW,
etc. If user chooses Chevy, the cursor is automatically advanced to a second dropdown list with choices such as Corvette, Malibu, Suburban. If user chooses Malibu, the cursor is automatically advanced to a third dropdown list with choices such as blue, red, green, etc. If user executes an ALT-click (or ctrl-click, or shift-click, or whatever while positioned on any menu item at any level of either of the three lists, that selection item gets populated into the final, destination cell. |
3-level Hierarchical dropdown lists in Excel - possible?
Hi Rob,
Have a look at this site by Debra Dalgleish. http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html#Depend -- Regards, OssieMac "Rob Benz" wrote: Desired action: Dropdown list 1 contains choices such as Ford, Chevy, VW, etc. If user chooses Chevy, the cursor is automatically advanced to a second dropdown list with choices such as Corvette, Malibu, Suburban. If user chooses Malibu, the cursor is automatically advanced to a third dropdown list with choices such as blue, red, green, etc. If user executes an ALT-click (or ctrl-click, or shift-click, or whatever while positioned on any menu item at any level of either of the three lists, that selection item gets populated into the final, destination cell. |
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