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I have a workbook with the following two worksheets and columns:
Sheet1 and Sheet2 Column A = Program ID Column B = Project ID Sheet1 contains over 8,000 rows of pre-populated data and is hidden. For each program, there can be one or more associated projects. This means that if Program ID 1234 has three associated projects, then Program ID 1234 will exist on three separate rows. Sheet2 contains no data. On Sheet2, I would like to add data validation dropdown list boxes in column A, and dependent data validation dropdown list boxes in column B. The source of data for the data validation dropdown list boxes on Sheet2 would obviously be from Sheet1. (Note: for those programs that have more than one associated project, I would like the Program ID to appear only once in the data validation dropdown list box in column A.) I have already looked at the solution posted on Debra Dalgleishs website (http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html), but given the number of rows of data on Sheet1, using her solution would not be practical. I would greatly appreciate any help in coming up with an alternative solution. Thanks, Bob |
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Did you go through this one
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Bob" wrote: I have a workbook with the following two worksheets and columns: Sheet1 and Sheet2 Column A = Program ID Column B = Project ID Sheet1 contains over 8,000 rows of pre-populated data and is hidden. For each program, there can be one or more associated projects. This means that if Program ID 1234 has three associated projects, then Program ID 1234 will exist on three separate rows. Sheet2 contains no data. On Sheet2, I would like to add data validation dropdown list boxes in column A, and dependent data validation dropdown list boxes in column B. The source of data for the data validation dropdown list boxes on Sheet2 would obviously be from Sheet1. (Note: for those programs that have more than one associated project, I would like the Program ID to appear only once in the data validation dropdown list box in column A.) I have already looked at the solution posted on Debra Dalgleishs website (http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html), but given the number of rows of data on Sheet1, using her solution would not be practical. I would greatly appreciate any help in coming up with an alternative solution. Thanks, Bob |
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Hi Jacob,
Yes I did. The problem with that solution is that I would need to maintain two columns of Program IDs: one with all the Program IDs (including duplicates) and another with the Program IDs (excluding duplicates). With over 8,000 rows of data, that's a lot of maintenance work, which I was hoping to avoid. Nevertheless, thanks for all your help. Bob "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Did you go through this one http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Bob" wrote: I have a workbook with the following two worksheets and columns: Sheet1 and Sheet2 Column A = Program ID Column B = Project ID Sheet1 contains over 8,000 rows of pre-populated data and is hidden. For each program, there can be one or more associated projects. This means that if Program ID 1234 has three associated projects, then Program ID 1234 will exist on three separate rows. Sheet2 contains no data. On Sheet2, I would like to add data validation dropdown list boxes in column A, and dependent data validation dropdown list boxes in column B. The source of data for the data validation dropdown list boxes on Sheet2 would obviously be from Sheet1. (Note: for those programs that have more than one associated project, I would like the Program ID to appear only once in the data validation dropdown list box in column A.) I have already looked at the solution posted on Debra Dalgleishs website (http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html), but given the number of rows of data on Sheet1, using her solution would not be practical. I would greatly appreciate any help in coming up with an alternative solution. Thanks, Bob |
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