Book1 | |||||||
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A | B | C | D | E | |||
1 | Table1 | Divisions | |||||
2 | Division | Code | Divisions | Code | |||
3 | New Jersey | NJM | New York | NYM | |||
4 | Deleware | DEM | New Jersey | NJM | |||
5 | New Jersey | NJM | Deleware | DEM | |||
6 | |||||||
7 | |||||||
8 | |||||||
9 | |||||||
10 | |||||||
11 | |||||||
Sheet1 |
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
B3:B11 | B3 | =XLOOKUP([@Division],Divisions[Divisions],Divisions[Code],"") |
Cells with Data Validation | ||
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Cell | Allow | Criteria |
A3:A11 | List | =$D$3:$D$5 |
I have very little experience with Sheets, but I imported the tables above, and the Data Validation and XLOOKUP both translated. Unfortunately Sheets doesn't appear (at first glance) to provide the utility of an Excel Table. That is the things that happen automatically with Excel Tables doesn't happen automatically with Sheets. However, if your source Data Validation list is static, and you have an idea of how much data (how many rows) you'll need, it looks like it could be set up well.thank you all for the replies!
NOTE: I am using google sheets, and i have updated my profile "about me section" as that isnt an option to choose in the list provided.
Any chance you could answer my question?thank you all for the replies!
Not using Sheets.I'd be happy to use a formula, I was already using data validation (which is when i ran into the issue of needing a dependent list). Do you have a suggestion of an easier / more efficient way to do this?