Method 1 – Create a Conditional Drop-Down List with a Classified Data Table In Cell C13, we’ll create an independent drop-down list for the brand types. After that, we’ll make a dependent drop-down list in Cell C14 where smartphone models will be shown in a list based on the ...
[Value_If_False] then the function will move on to the next book and search for the match value. Change the source data to check the formula. Method 2 – Apply the VLOOKUP Function to Fetch the Price of a Book Based on the Drop-Down Make a drop-down list in cell E5 using the Boo...
Create drop down list from named range You can also create a drop-down list from a named range in Excel. 1. Firstly, create a named range. Select the cell range you will create named range based on, and then type in the range name into the "Name" box, and press "Enter" key. ...
To insert a drop-down list based on the values input in a range of cells, carry out these steps: Start by creating a list of items that you want to include in the drop-down. For this, just type each item in a separate cell. This can be done in the same worksheet as the dropdo...
Let’s say you have created a drop down list based on the values in cell range B8:B14. When you selecting any value in the drop down list, you want the corresponding values in cell range C8:C14 be automatically populated in a selected cell. For solving the problem, the methods in thi...
So, if you choose company ABC 'from the drop down list in cell A2', how do you want your program to know that cells A3, A5, B7, and X17 to make red, and a few other (random?) cells make blue, if all of them are empty? --- Andy "Hmm...they have the internet on computers...
Note.Please be careful with theIgnore blankoption, which is selected by default. If you are creating a drop-down list based on a named range that has at least one blank cell, selecting this check box allows entering any value in the validated cell. In many situations, it is also true ...
Select the cell, or range of cells, where you want to add the drop-down list. Go to Data > Validation > Settings tab (see image below) Select "List" from the Allow: drop-down box Enter your list in the Source: field using a comma to separate the items, or select a range of cel...
Select cellB2. Go to theDatatab. SelectData Validationfrom theData Toolssection. SelectListfrom theAllowdropdown. Type ‘New,In Progress,Done,Not Done’ in the Source field. Click on theOKbutton. The above steps will create a dropdown list next to the first task in the spreadsheet. Next...
Paste – Copies the input value to the clipboard and pastes it to the active cell using the VBA SendKeys method. The List Search Window closes. This is the only option that retains the undo history in Excel. Sort Order –The drop-down list can be sorted in ascending (A-Z), descending...