Cross validation in Excel
I am trying to create a spreadsheet to record ICT issues in excel.
Column C has a list of categories e.g. Application / Hardware / Report / Infrastructure etc.
If Application is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column D - Application name (which contains a list of application names to be selected).
Similarly if Hardware is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column E to be selected which contains a list of hardware items etc.
I have no experience in VBG.
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asked Jan 14 at 11:00
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I am trying to create a spreadsheet to record ICT issues in excel.
Column C has a list of categories e.g. Application / Hardware / Report / Infrastructure etc.
If Application is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column D - Application name (which contains a list of application names to be selected).
Similarly if Hardware is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column E to be selected which contains a list of hardware items etc.
I have no experience in VBG.
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
1
tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32
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I am trying to create a spreadsheet to record ICT issues in excel.
Column C has a list of categories e.g. Application / Hardware / Report / Infrastructure etc.
If Application is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column D - Application name (which contains a list of application names to be selected).
Similarly if Hardware is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column E to be selected which contains a list of hardware items etc.
I have no experience in VBG.
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
1
I am trying to create a spreadsheet to record ICT issues in excel.
Column C has a list of categories e.g. Application / Hardware / Report / Infrastructure etc.
If Application is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column D - Application name (which contains a list of application names to be selected).
Similarly if Hardware is selected from list in Column C, then I want Column E to be selected which contains a list of hardware items etc.
I have no experience in VBG.
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
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asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
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asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
1
asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
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asked Jan 14 at 11:00
lawlom01lawlom01
1
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tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32
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tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32
tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32
tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32
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tried "index + match" ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 17 at 3:32