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Formula so if reference is selected, a specific value is returned.
A list with 5 different scenarios each have a specific value next to them.
When a dropdown list with all 5 scenarios is opened and one scenario is selected, the relevant value appears in an adjacent cell. |
Formula so if reference is selected, a specific value is returned.
A vlookup pointing to the dropdown list's cell would be one way
Eg Assuming dropdown cell is D1, then you could place in E1: =IF(D1="","",VLOOKUP(D1,{"Scenario1",20;"Scenario2 ",14;"Scenario3",18;"Scenario4",17;"Scenario5",13} ,2,0)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Boss" wrote: A list with 5 different scenarios each have a specific value next to them. When a dropdown list with all 5 scenarios is opened and one scenario is selected, the relevant value appears in an adjacent cell. |
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