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I have a form that will be filled out by parties from different areas.
I have a drop down list that the user selects the area they are from. At that point I would like to be able to make different input boxes appear or highligh specific boxes for the user to fill out depending on what area they select. If you enter a formatting function into the actual cell to be filled out, it will only work once because the user will overwrite the function the first time the form is used. There has got to be a way to get around this, for example: Could I put a formula in cell A30 that says: =if(A3=Seattle, A5=Yellow, A5=Black) Even though A30 is completely unrelated to the boxes I want adjusted, it would control them if the values were met. Thanks, Ryan |
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