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I am trying to set up a Dependent List and am having some difficulty. The
scenario is this I have a list of Cities to which employees are attached to. I wish to select a City and then only to be able to select an employee that is attached to that list. The Cities have a Range Name "CityCol" and the Employees are listed in columns according to the City they work in, so London employees are in AA; Berlin AB; Paris AC ... etc I select the City in C5 - that's not a problem I can do that. I then want to select an Employee attached only to the City selected in C5 from a drop down list - this is where I have hit a problem. The formula I have been attempting to use is with Data Validation - List and is: =OFFSET(INDIRECT($C5),0,0,COUNTA(INDIRECT(C5&"Col" )),1) This returns an error "The source currently evaluates to an error" Don't know if I am even using the appropriate formula Thanks |
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