From: MWS1420 on 24 Feb 2010 19:53 Is there a way to apply data validation to one cell, based on the result of another cell? For instance, if in A1, a data validation list displays sports (ie baseball, basketball,etc), and if the user selects "Baseball", then the data validation in B1 would only list baseball teams, from the range named baseball teams. And if basketball is selected, then only basketball teams are displayed. If at all possible, could this be done via a formula and WITHOUT using VB? If not, I could also use any help to accomplish this via VB coding. Any and all help will be appreciated - Thank You
From: Dave Peterson on 24 Feb 2010 21:24 Debra Dalgleish explains these dependent lists: http://contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html MWS1420 wrote: > > Is there a way to apply data validation to one cell, based on the result of > another cell? For instance, if in A1, a data validation list displays sports > (ie baseball, basketball,etc), and if the user selects "Baseball", then the > data validation in B1 would only list baseball teams, from the range named > baseball teams. And if basketball is selected, then only basketball teams are > displayed. > > If at all possible, could this be done via a formula and WITHOUT using VB? > If not, I could also use any help to accomplish this via VB coding. > > Any and all help will be appreciated - Thank You -- Dave Peterson
From: MWS1420 on 25 Feb 2010 20:50 Thank You - I will look into from here. Take care "Dave Peterson" wrote: > Debra Dalgleish explains these dependent lists: > http://contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html > > MWS1420 wrote: > > > > Is there a way to apply data validation to one cell, based on the result of > > another cell? For instance, if in A1, a data validation list displays sports > > (ie baseball, basketball,etc), and if the user selects "Baseball", then the > > data validation in B1 would only list baseball teams, from the range named > > baseball teams. And if basketball is selected, then only basketball teams are > > displayed. > > > > If at all possible, could this be done via a formula and WITHOUT using VB? > > If not, I could also use any help to accomplish this via VB coding. > > > > Any and all help will be appreciated - Thank You > > -- > > Dave Peterson > . >
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