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You gave me a good start! I then combined OFFSET with VLOOKUP and also came
up with the way to update the original lists with minimum disruptions to the model. It now works perfectly! Thanks a lot! "bpeltzer" wrote: My approach to a similar situation is based on having one complete list of the potential drop-down values, plus a three-column table. The table's columns contain the 'parent cell' setting, the point in the list at which the associated drop-down values begin and the number of such values. Then I have a defined name using the offset function and the values from columns two and three of the table; the defined name is my validation list. Ex Apple 1 2 Tree 3 3 Granny Smith Macintosh Elm Maple Oak So if Apple is selected, my FirstRow is 1, RowCount is 2, and my ValidList is =offset(A1,FirstRow-1,0,RowCount,1) |
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