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How can I use like a mail merge feature in excel to create a form
I have a "request" form set up in excel. I want to be able to make fields
that I can set and store options for and chose the option that I want each time instead of having to type the data each and every time. For example: Art Request To: ______________________________ In the blank, I want to be able to choose from the different locations that we normally have our art sent to. The information would appear like this: MaryAnne Smith ABC Company Is there a way to create like a "drop down" menu in a cell that allows for choosing options? Or perhaps there is a better way? PLEASE HELP!!! I do these things everyday and need a better way to do them. |
Use data validation. Check out following link for details:
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html "CindyW" wrote in message ... I have a "request" form set up in excel. I want to be able to make fields that I can set and store options for and chose the option that I want each time instead of having to type the data each and every time. For example: Art Request To: ______________________________ In the blank, I want to be able to choose from the different locations that we normally have our art sent to. The information would appear like this: MaryAnne Smith ABC Company Is there a way to create like a "drop down" menu in a cell that allows for choosing options? Or perhaps there is a better way? PLEASE HELP!!! I do these things everyday and need a better way to do them. |
Is there a way that if I choose 1 option in the first field that it will
automatically choose other options for me? Such as: Fruit: Cherries Color: Red co Yes Vine/tree: vine I want to be able to pick cherries and then possibly have the other options filled in based on my 1st choice. Can this be done? "Shatin" wrote: Use data validation. Check out following link for details: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html "CindyW" wrote in message ... I have a "request" form set up in excel. I want to be able to make fields that I can set and store options for and chose the option that I want each time instead of having to type the data each and every time. For example: Art Request To: ______________________________ In the blank, I want to be able to choose from the different locations that we normally have our art sent to. The information would appear like this: MaryAnne Smith ABC Company Is there a way to create like a "drop down" menu in a cell that allows for choosing options? Or perhaps there is a better way? PLEASE HELP!!! I do these things everyday and need a better way to do them. |
Yes, by creating a lookup table.
http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html "CindyW" wrote in message ... Is there a way that if I choose 1 option in the first field that it will automatically choose other options for me? Such as: Fruit: Cherries Color: Red co Yes Vine/tree: vine I want to be able to pick cherries and then possibly have the other options filled in based on my 1st choice. Can this be done? "Shatin" wrote: Use data validation. Check out following link for details: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html "CindyW" wrote in message ... I have a "request" form set up in excel. I want to be able to make fields that I can set and store options for and chose the option that I want each time instead of having to type the data each and every time. For example: Art Request To: ______________________________ In the blank, I want to be able to choose from the different locations that we normally have our art sent to. The information would appear like this: MaryAnne Smith ABC Company Is there a way to create like a "drop down" menu in a cell that allows for choosing options? Or perhaps there is a better way? PLEASE HELP!!! I do these things everyday and need a better way to do them. |
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