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I have two columns: attendees and ticket prices. Certain attendees get
certain ticket prices that others don't. I made a validation list for the attendees column. What I want is when the attendee is selected from the validation drop-down list, that the ticket price column be automatically populated for that entry. -- AF Brian |
Painful...
Assuming A1 is set with your Validation Drop-down, and your list is in J1:j5,
then put the corresponding prices in K1:K5 and highlight J1:K5 and do Insert Name Deifne and type PriceList in the name window......... Then, in C1 (or wherever), put this formula =VLOOKUP(A1,PriceList,2,FALSE) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "AFBrian" wrote: I have two columns: attendees and ticket prices. Certain attendees get certain ticket prices that others don't. I made a validation list for the attendees column. What I want is when the attendee is selected from the validation drop-down list, that the ticket price column be automatically populated for that entry. -- AF Brian |
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