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Another Visual Basic/Dependant Cells issue
An issue I have is that in Columns D and E (E is dependant on D).
At the moment in D the options are Analyst Summer, Associate Summer, Analyst Full Time, Associate Full Time & Summer Quantatitive. Column E has the respective Locations where each of the option in Column D are listed (such as London only for Analyst Summer, London, Spain, Italy, France for Analyst Full Time) and so on. The trouble is if I select Analyst Full Time with a location of France, and then go back and change Column D to Analyst summer, which only has London as a location, the location of France remains in the box when I would like it removed. Any ideas to get this one done? cheers |
Another Visual Basic/Dependant Cells issue
Are these dependent dropdowns, or formulae?
I think more detail on what you have, formulae etc. would help. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Alex" wrote in message ... An issue I have is that in Columns D and E (E is dependant on D). At the moment in D the options are Analyst Summer, Associate Summer, Analyst Full Time, Associate Full Time & Summer Quantatitive. Column E has the respective Locations where each of the option in Column D are listed (such as London only for Analyst Summer, London, Spain, Italy, France for Analyst Full Time) and so on. The trouble is if I select Analyst Full Time with a location of France, and then go back and change Column D to Analyst summer, which only has London as a location, the location of France remains in the box when I would like it removed. Any ideas to get this one done? cheers |
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