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Dependent DropLists - Using Validation
I am trying to use dependent droplists to input addresses on invoices. I
need to create a series of five dependent lists. There are a total of 68 items in the initial list, with 1-18 items in the second (for each of the 68), and 1-2 items in the third, and only one option in the last two. I have tried using the directions found here (http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html), but I cannot get it to work with my data. The initial list works perfectly, but the second list is empty. I also need the cells to progress down a column, instead of across a row. |
Dependent DropLists - Using Validation
I think you can do this with a Pivot Table, and it will be much easier too.
See the sample here (contains Debora's Data): http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3f09b Regards, Ryan--- PS, if you need more help, send me an email, and take out the ***: -- RyGuy "ABlevins" wrote: I am trying to use dependent droplists to input addresses on invoices. I need to create a series of five dependent lists. There are a total of 68 items in the initial list, with 1-18 items in the second (for each of the 68), and 1-2 items in the third, and only one option in the last two. I have tried using the directions found here (http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html), but I cannot get it to work with my data. The initial list works perfectly, but the second list is empty. I also need the cells to progress down a column, instead of across a row. |
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