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Tag Archives: Dependent Dropdown
Dependent Dropdown menu using OFFSET in #Excel
Quite a long time ago, I wrote about two different approaches of preparing dependent dropdown menu in Excel. The first approach was for non Excel365 users, while the second approach was for Excel365 users. You may refer to the post … Continue reading
Posted in Formula
Tagged COUNTIF, Data Validation, Dependent Dropdown, excel, formulas, MATCH, OFFSET, UNIQUE
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[Video] How to create a dependent dropdown list in #Excel
This is the follow up post from my previous post – How to create a dependent dropdown list inΒ #Excel. As mentioned, it could be easier to illustrate the concept using a video, especially for the use of Dynamic Arrays. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Excel in Action
Tagged Dependent Dropdown, Dynamic Arrays, Excel Table, Filter, INDIRECT, UNIQUE
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How to create a dependent dropdown list in #Excel
…with and without Dynamic Arrays (which is available to Microsoft 365 users only) Got a question from a friend recently: Is it possible to show a different set of questions in a dropdown list depending on the answer input from … Continue reading
Posted in Excel in Action
Tagged Data Validation, Dependent Dropdown, Dynamic Arrays, INDIRECT
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Dynamic Dependent Dropdown by Data Validation
So many D. π This is a continuation of the previous post: Not all teachers are eligible to all classes. Β e.g. only Iris and David are eligible to deliver Class F, would it be feasible to have only Iris and … Continue reading



