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Linking Cells, What Formula do I use?

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Ali Cat86 - 28 May 2008 19:56 GMT
Alright, I am trying to word this the best way possible so please bare with
me. I have a drop list that I have 33 options on. I want to know if there is
a way that if someone choses an option if it could populate another drop down
list by me imputting a formula. I have already used the IF function for
linking two colums and I don't know if I am just doing it wrong this time or
what. I know if I search long and hard I can find the answer, but I thought
asking couldn't hurt!
John Bundy - 28 May 2008 20:24 GMT
Check this link, it should answer everything for you
http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?p=126
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> Alright, I am trying to word this the best way possible so please bare with
> me. I have a drop list that I have 33 options on. I want to know if there is
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> what. I know if I search long and hard I can find the answer, but I thought
> asking couldn't hurt!
Ali Cat86 - 30 May 2008 16:38 GMT
That was close to what I was looking for. However I have 33 items, 31 can
have the same drop down list but the other two cannot. Also, from the drop
down list of choices, I want to be able to have them click on one and another
list be populated. I have everything imputted, I just don't know what formula
is the right one to use.

> Check this link, it should answer everything for you
> http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?p=126
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> > what. I know if I search long and hard I can find the answer, but I thought
> > asking couldn't hurt!
 
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