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I'm trying to figure out how I can use a formula that is involving two
variable. One variable is from a dropdown list, and so constantly changes. |
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If this is a data validation dropdown list then just reference the cell.
Example: if the data valdation drop down is in cell a1, then in a2 = a1+4 If this is a combo box dropdown, see the properties for linked cell. Enter into the linked cell as an example A1 and then reference it. eg a1+4 Lance "Nat" wrote: I'm trying to figure out how I can use a formula that is involving two variable. One variable is from a dropdown list, and so constantly changes. |
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