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Excel 2000
I am trying to create a sheet which allows us to allocate sectors, and sub sectors to clients. So for Sony for example, their sector might be "Electronics" and their sub sector might be "Consumer Electronics". I have created a list from which people can select the sector, and was using IF statements within the list function within Data Valiudate to say: This is in the column to the right of the one with the sector list in =IF(AM2="FMT",FM,IF(AM2="T&T",TT,IF(AM2="Med",Me,I F(AM2="H&L",HL,IF (AM2="R&W",RW, IF(AM2="Hospitality and Leisure",HL,IF(AM2="BSHL",BS,IF (AM2="Man",M)))))))) Each returned value (FM, TT, Me...) refers to another list which then shows the sub sectors. So for example if AM2 = FMT (Financial Markets), AN2 provides a list with Banks, Insurance etc which is taken from another sheet. This works fine for the above formula but the problem is I need two more IFs to complete my sectors. Please help. -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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