Linked Drop Down Lists

nicolai185

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Hello!
I am attempting to create multiple drop down lists where the second box is dependent on the values entered into the first. I know this has been done before, but this may be somewhat unique.

Essentially, I want users to select a value from the first list (in this case, teacher name) and I want the second list to populate a list of just their students (not the whole school). There are 100 teachers and I want to figure out a way that I can use vlookup to reference the first list and populate a named range that i can reference for the second list.

I would prefer not to use a macro if possible, but I'm not super familiar with them. This document will need to be emailed to various teachers who have Excel 2007 and a few with macs.

Any help would be GREAT! Thanks

Nick
 

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I'm familiar with this solution. I do not want to predefine each list though, because I would have over 100 separate lists with 100 students in each list.
 
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