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Hi! I have a worksheet and I would like to use a "part-time" drop-down list.
What I mean is that cell B1 will look at cell A1. If cell A1 shows "N/A", then B1 will automatically display "N/A" as well. If A1 shows anything other than "N/A", i.e. some useful information has been added, then B1 becomes a defined drop-down list. (I have already made and named the validation list). I know it might sound lazy, but my company wants this worksheet to be as automatic as possible, so instead of typing "N/A" into both A1 and B1, the user will just need to type if in once (in A1). Is there a way of doing this? I had hoped there might be a formula along the lines of =IF(A1="N/A","N/A", {{validation as explained}}) Maybe I'm asking too much, but if anybody knows how to do it I'd be very grateful! Cheers, Neil |
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