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Thanks again mate.

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Yes. It makes sense. In my example A1 held the user selection. In your
application, arrange the drop downs to deposition the final result in your
user-selection-cell. CHOOSE() doesn't care how the cell gets filled, only
that it is a simple sequence of digits.
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"excelnewbie" wrote:

Hi again.
Does that allow for selections made from drop down lists?
In order to produce the correct answer, the user selects from 2 adjacent
drop down lists.
The options that appear in the 2nd drop down list need to depend on what
selection is made from the first drop down list. The final result is then
dependant on the selection made from that drop down list.
Make sense?
How do I do that???

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

You can use the CHOOSE() function to allow the user to select from many
possible calculations. For example, in cell A1 allow the user to enter an
integer: 1,2,3

In cell B1 insert:
=CHOOSE(A1,C1,D1,E1)

If the user enter 1 in A1, then B1 will display the C1 calculation.
If the user enter 2 in A1, then B1 will display the D1 calculation.
If the user enter 3 in A1, then B1 will display the E1 calculation.

Put your own cells in place for C1, D1, E1 in the above example.
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"excelnewbie" wrote:

Hey.
Is it possible to have more than one function assigned to a single cell?
I would like to have formulas on 2 different worksheets, both of which will
produce different results (only one will finally effect the critical cell),
with the possibility of the results from these different worksheets to show
in the critical cell.
One of the results comes from a 'vlookup' function, the other result is a
simple A*B=C type function. I want the user to have the option of choosing
how they get their result.
Make sense??

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