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Combo Box
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I have to columns of data. The first is with the Months and the other is with Numbers, For example, in column A1:A12 there are the months (January, February etc.) and column B1:B12 is filled with numbers starting with 1, 2, ..... What I want to do is to create a combo box that will show me the month related to the number. For example: if I will click on the number 6, June will appear. Using Excel 2003. Thanks, Amnon |
Combo Box
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Take a look at Debra web http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal10.html Hope this help "Amnon Wilensky" wrote: Hi, I have to columns of data. The first is with the Months and the other is with Numbers, For example, in column A1:A12 there are the months (January, February etc.) and column B1:B12 is filled with numbers starting with 1, 2, ..... What I want to do is to create a combo box that will show me the month related to the number. For example: if I will click on the number 6, June will appear. Using Excel 2003. Thanks, Amnon |
Combo Box
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I wonder why you need a combo box for it. If you type 6 in a cell, you can use INDEX() and MATCH() in another cell to get June as the answer. therefore, if you type, 6 in cell A14, in cell B14, you can use =index(A1:B12,match(A14,B1:B12,0),1) -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Amnon Wilensky" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to columns of data. The first is with the Months and the other is with Numbers, For example, in column A1:A12 there are the months (January, February etc.) and column B1:B12 is filled with numbers starting with 1, 2, .... What I want to do is to create a combo box that will show me the month related to the number. For example: if I will click on the number 6, June will appear. Using Excel 2003. Thanks, Amnon |
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