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vlookup help
=VLOOKUP(C12,$AA$7:$AB$34,2,FALSE) Above is a function I have for columns C & D. When I click on C12, a open Drop-down box opens, & I have to click on the Down Arrow to bring up the list to pick from to get input to D12. Is there a way to just input data into open box to get input to D12, instead of scrolling down list, then selecting. Hope this makes sense, Thanx in advance. peter-c. |
Assuming it is a Data Validation list then just type it in? What kind of
list is it? -- Regards Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- wrote in message .. . =VLOOKUP(C12,$AA$7:$AB$34,2,FALSE) Above is a function I have for columns C & D. When I click on C12, a open Drop-down box opens, & I have to click on the Down Arrow to bring up the list to pick from to get input to D12. Is there a way to just input data into open box to get input to D12, instead of scrolling down list, then selecting. Hope this makes sense, Thanx in advance. peter-c. |
Don't know if I understand exactly what you're asking.
If the drop-down list was created using Data Validation, and you wish to be able to by-pass the restrictions, select the cell (C12), then: <Data <Validation <ErrorAlert tab, And *UNCHECK* "Show Error Alert" box. If, on the other hand, you wish to be able to have a choice of either using the drop down list, or another "box" (cell), you could try this formula, where the "open box" is cell C11: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(C12,$AA$7:$AA$34,0)),VLOOKUP(C11,$A A$7:$B$34,2,0),VLOOKUP(C12 ,$AA$7:$AB$34,2,0)) This formula gives the preference to C12, meaning, if both C11 and C12 have data, C12 will trigger the return. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== wrote in message .. . =VLOOKUP(C12,$AA$7:$AB$34,2,FALSE) Above is a function I have for columns C & D. When I click on C12, a open Drop-down box opens, & I have to click on the Down Arrow to bring up the list to pick from to get input to D12. Is there a way to just input data into open box to get input to D12, instead of scrolling down list, then selecting. Hope this makes sense, Thanx in advance. peter-c. |
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