Data Validation & Dependent Dropdown list

Schturman

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Office Version
  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Hi to all
I read here a few post about Dependent Dropdown list, but still confused and can't get correct solution.
In Sheet2 I have a all data. In the cell E2 I use unique formula to get the names of companies:
Code:
=UNIQUE(Table7[Company])
In the cell F2 I use filer formula to get the names of all products:
Code:
=UNIQUE(Table7[Product])
In the cell H2 I use filer & unique formula (just for test) to get the names of products related to cell B2 in the Sheet1:
Code:
=UNIQUE(FILTER(Table7[Product],Table7[Company]=Sheet1!$B3))

In the Sheet1 - in the cell B2 I use list and I copied this cell till B7:
Code:
=Sheet2!$E$2#

Now is the problem... I can't directly use Filter or Unique formula inside Data validation and for now I used in the cell C2 this formula for list and I copied this cell till C7:
Code:
=Sheet2!$F$2#
It give me All products in the list and I want only related to the name of Company in a cells B2:B7 in the Sheet1
If I use H2 from Sheet2 in data validation, it stay related only to B3 even if I drag it down

How I can get correct dropdown lists in cells C2:C7 in Sheet1 ?
Thanks
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Use named ranges on your spills. and then =INDIRECT("NamedRange") for the DV List
 
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This seems to work . . .

Book1
ABCDEF
1XLOOKUP Double formula
2GroupCompanyProductPriceQuantityTotal
3TablesBarkanTable 130260
4DeliverySalomonHandles 115115
5GlassSalomonTable 255155
6HandlesJonesPlates 149298
7PlatesBurtonGlass 225375
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3:F7F3=E3*D3
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
B3:B7List=INDIRECT(B$2&"List")
C3:C7List=OFFSET(Sheet2!$M$2,1,MATCH(OFFSET($C3,0,-1),Sheet2!$M$2:$P$2,0)-1,COUNTA(OFFSET(Sheet2!$M$2,1,MATCH(OFFSET($C3,0,-1),Sheet2!$M$2:$P$2,0)-1,15))-COUNTIFS(OFFSET(Sheet2!$M$2,1,MATCH(OFFSET($C3,0,-1),Sheet2!$M$2:$P$2,0)-1,15),""),1)


Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M2:P2M2=IF(ISBLANK(INDIRECT("$E"&COLUMN(M$2)-11)),"",INDIRECT("$E"&COLUMN(M$2)-11))
M3:M7M3=IF(ROWS($L$2:L2)<=COUNTIF(Table7[Company],M$2),INDEX(Table7[Product],AGGREGATE(15,3,(Table7[Company]=M$2)/(Table7[Company]=M$2)*(ROW(Table7[Company])-ROW(Table7[#Headers])),ROWS($L$2:L2))),"")
N3:N7N3=IF(ROWS($L$2:L2)<=COUNTIF(Table7[Company],N$2),INDEX(Table7[Product],AGGREGATE(15,3,(Table7[Company]=N$2)/(Table7[Company]=N$2)*(ROW(Table7[Company])-ROW(Table7[#Headers])),ROWS($L$2:L2))),"")
O3:O7O3=IF(ROWS($L$2:L2)<=COUNTIF(Table7[Company],O$2),INDEX(Table7[Product],AGGREGATE(15,3,(Table7[Company]=O$2)/(Table7[Company]=O$2)*(ROW(Table7[Company])-ROW(Table7[#Headers])),ROWS($L$2:L2))),"")
P3:P7P3=IF(ROWS($L$2:L2)<=COUNTIF(Table7[Company],P$2),INDEX(Table7[Product],AGGREGATE(15,3,(Table7[Company]=P$2)/(Table7[Company]=P$2)*(ROW(Table7[Company])-ROW(Table7[#Headers])),ROWS($L$2:L2))),"")
Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
Companies=Sheet2!$M$2:$P$2M2:M7


Cell formulas for products will copy down fine.
Might have been better to use cell refs in place of table ones . . .
 
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Forgot this one Named Range:

Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
CompanyList=Sheet2!$E$2:$E$5M2:M7
 
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