Re: Conditional data validation.
- From: "T. Valko" <biffinpitt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 22:41:37 -0400
Give each of your dependent lists a descriptive defined name.
Defined name = Microsoft
Exchange Server 5 users, Exchange Server 10 users, Exchange
Server 50 Users
Defined name = IBM
IBM 5 users, IBM 10 users,IBM 50 users
Defined name = NOVELL
Novell 5 users,Novel 10 users,Novel 50 users
Then, as the source for the dependent drop down use:
=INDIRECT(E26)
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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP
"Dolphy" <Kyrpto@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi All,
I need to create a conditional dropdown list.
I have created the following lists:
MAIL: Please choose one,Microsoft, Novell, IBM
The above dropdown will be in cell E26.
Cell D34 option depend the option selected in E26.
I've created another three lists:
MICROSOFT: Exchange Server 5 users, Exchange Server 10 users, Exchange
Server 50 Users
IBM:IBM 5 users, IBM 10 users,IBM 50 users
NOVELL: Novell 5 users,Novel 10 users,Novel 50 users
I want Cell D34 to display the Microsoft list if E26 equals MICROSOFT
I want Cell D34 to display the IBM list if E26 equals IBM
I want Cell D34 to display the Novell list if E26 equals NOVELL
I can't get the IF statement to work.
Please help.
Rgds,
Dolphy
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