JackDanIce
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Hi,
I have a normalised table in sheet Settings with headers Brand, Product, Quantity
Table is named tbl_Product.
Next to this table I have two formulae:
These cells are named Select_Brand and Select Product respectively
On sheet Contract Calculator (2), in column A, starting in row 9, I have a drop-down list with formula:
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And in column B, drop-down list formula is:
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However, part in blue above is anchored to cell A9 so when this cell is copied to rows below, I can change the band, but the product in column B still references the brand selected in A9
I could use a worksheet event to detect cell change and update the part in blue but I'd prefer to avoid using any VBA.
Can anyone suggest a non-VBA solution to this?
TIA,
Jack
I have a normalised table in sheet Settings with headers Brand, Product, Quantity
Table is named tbl_Product.
Next to this table I have two formulae:
Rich (BB code):
=SORT(UNIQUE(INDEX((tbl_Product[Brand]),,1)))
=IFERROR(FILTER(tbl_Product[SKU],'Contract Calculator (2)'!A9=tbl_Product[Brand]),"")
On sheet Contract Calculator (2), in column A, starting in row 9, I have a drop-down list with formula:
Excel Formula:
[CODE=xls]=Select_Brand#
And in column B, drop-down list formula is:
Excel Formula:
[CODE=xls]=Select_Product#
However, part in blue above is anchored to cell A9 so when this cell is copied to rows below, I can change the band, but the product in column B still references the brand selected in A9
I could use a worksheet event to detect cell change and update the part in blue but I'd prefer to avoid using any VBA.
Can anyone suggest a non-VBA solution to this?
TIA,
Jack
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