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Macro to replace data within a worksheet
Trying to see if anyone has created a macro/form that enables a user to
select an item from a drop down list that will then populate the rest of the form based on that selection. Here's an example: Say you're buying a new car and you'd like to be able to select all of the options associated with a particular model. If you selected Model A from a drop down list then the rest of the worksheet would be populated with options relating to that model. Likewise, if you selected Model B from the drop down list other information would be populated. I'm stumped. Any help would be appreciated. |
Macro to replace data within a worksheet
This sounds like a job for the VLOOKUP function..........check it out, and
if you need more specific help, post back. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Excell" wrote in message oups.com... Trying to see if anyone has created a macro/form that enables a user to select an item from a drop down list that will then populate the rest of the form based on that selection. Here's an example: Say you're buying a new car and you'd like to be able to select all of the options associated with a particular model. If you selected Model A from a drop down list then the rest of the worksheet would be populated with options relating to that model. Likewise, if you selected Model B from the drop down list other information would be populated. I'm stumped. Any help would be appreciated. |
Macro to replace data within a worksheet
Check out Debra Dalgliesh's site on dependent data validation lists
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html "Excell" wrote: Trying to see if anyone has created a macro/form that enables a user to select an item from a drop down list that will then populate the rest of the form based on that selection. Here's an example: Say you're buying a new car and you'd like to be able to select all of the options associated with a particular model. If you selected Model A from a drop down list then the rest of the worksheet would be populated with options relating to that model. Likewise, if you selected Model B from the drop down list other information would be populated. I'm stumped. Any help would be appreciated. |
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