MikeyW1969
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Hey all, I am trying to create a new hire submission form, because our current system sucks.
I want to create a form that starts with a dropdown. Based on the choice in that dropdown (Title/Position), I would like certain other fields to populate. For example, a Sales Specialist would get an Office 'E3' license, and would have certain CRM responsibilities. Other positions would have the Office 'E1' license, and might have only the single default CRM responsibility. There would be a few more. I'm hoping to automate this hiring process so that we can focus on other roadblocks in our onboarding procedures.
I originally wanted to do this in Acrobat as a form, but the search results are ridiculously dated. The most referred to article ifs from 2006, and half of the tools they call out are named differently, located somewhere else, or just don't exist anymore Is this something that I could create in Excel, using VBA, or something? And can it then be exported as an Adobe Form?
I'm more interested in making this work than what software application it lives in, so if Excel is the second best choice, but the one where I get it to work, that's cool by me.
As always, any help is greatly appreciated. I'm hoping that I phrased this correctly.
I want to create a form that starts with a dropdown. Based on the choice in that dropdown (Title/Position), I would like certain other fields to populate. For example, a Sales Specialist would get an Office 'E3' license, and would have certain CRM responsibilities. Other positions would have the Office 'E1' license, and might have only the single default CRM responsibility. There would be a few more. I'm hoping to automate this hiring process so that we can focus on other roadblocks in our onboarding procedures.
I originally wanted to do this in Acrobat as a form, but the search results are ridiculously dated. The most referred to article ifs from 2006, and half of the tools they call out are named differently, located somewhere else, or just don't exist anymore Is this something that I could create in Excel, using VBA, or something? And can it then be exported as an Adobe Form?
I'm more interested in making this work than what software application it lives in, so if Excel is the second best choice, but the one where I get it to work, that's cool by me.
As always, any help is greatly appreciated. I'm hoping that I phrased this correctly.
