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2 validation lists for the same value on another cell
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Column A = Top Column B validations list = Top list 1 Column C validations list = Top list 2 or Column A = Bottom Column B validations list = Bottom list 1 Column C validations list = Bottom list 2 Is this possible without vba ? Thanks in advance. |
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2 validation lists for the same value on another cell
Assuming you have 4 lists named:
Top1 Top2 Bottom1 Bottom2 As the source for B1: =INDIRECT(A1&1) As the source for C1: =INDIRECT(A1&2) Note that if the lists are dynamic ranges defined using functions like OFFSET this won't work. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... Hi Column A = Top Column B validations list = Top list 1 Column C validations list = Top list 2 or Column A = Bottom Column B validations list = Bottom list 1 Column C validations list = Bottom list 2 Is this possible without vba ? Thanks in advance. |
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2 validation lists for the same value on another cell
On Mar 8, 12:26*am, "T. Valko" wrote:
Assuming you have 4 lists named: Top1 Top2 Bottom1 Bottom2 As the source for B1: =INDIRECT(A1&1) As the source for C1: =INDIRECT(A1&2) Note that if the lists are dynamic ranges defined using functions like OFFSET this won't work. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP Will change all dynamic ranges surely. Thanks a lot T. |
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