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Old May 14th, 2010, 07:30 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
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Default Dynamic List Data Validation

Hi All,

I have created a dependent list where your choice in column B will limit the
choices you have in Column C. I have also added a macro that will erase the
value selected in C if the value of B changes. Now what I would like to do
is have the value in Column B auto populate depending on whether or not there
is a value populated in Column "H". ( the two choices for Column B are
Deposit or Payment, and Column H is the Deposit Column. By default, if there
is no value in the deposit column, there will be a value in the payment
column). I can get the formula in column B to work
(=IF(H110,"Deposits","Payments")), but doing so renders my data validation
(the dependent list in column C), and also my macro useless. Any idea how I
can overcome this problem?? Any help is greatly appreciated!!!!
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Thanks for all of the help. It is much appreciated!!!!
 




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