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How to make a range of cells react to changes in one cell
Hello,
There has got to be a name and a formula to do what I'm trying to do, I just know it! Hopefully one of you smart, helpful folks will be able to assist me. I am creating a budget proposal with various ranges of data. Instead of having to create multiple lines of how much things would cost for 10 speakers, 12 speakers, 15 speakers, etc, I would like to have a drop-down list in a cell titled "number of speakers," and then have my range of expense cells, "travel," "food," lodging," etc., change to reflect the number of speakers (or whatever) being chosen. Is this something that is even possible to create? Thank you for any help at all! |
How to make a range of cells react to changes in one cell
Go to Debra's web site:
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html Scroll down to the D's, And check out all the pages she has on "Data Validation", which is what you're looking for. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "eleonore" wrote in message ... Hello, There has got to be a name and a formula to do what I'm trying to do, I just know it! Hopefully one of you smart, helpful folks will be able to assist me. I am creating a budget proposal with various ranges of data. Instead of having to create multiple lines of how much things would cost for 10 speakers, 12 speakers, 15 speakers, etc, I would like to have a drop-down list in a cell titled "number of speakers," and then have my range of expense cells, "travel," "food," lodging," etc., change to reflect the number of speakers (or whatever) being chosen. Is this something that is even possible to create? Thank you for any help at all! |
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