Hi folks,
So I'm trying to create a template that can be used as a guide for newcomers to the team.
The dropdown list contains values that the person will select, and I want the table of steps to be populated below based on this dropdown value.
To be exact:
Scenario 1:
...
Scenario 2:
...
Now I know excel isn't exactly the right tool for this job, but I was able to get it somewhat working with this method.
However, it's very clunky and will be hard to add additional steps, which is why I was seeking a different method that reads off a table in a hidden tab and retrieve that instead, based off this page.
The problem is, the spillover table I'm referencing as =D1# now becomes the following:
The font is different, and I can't actually make any changes to the table, for example changing "New" to "Completed".
Is there an alternative solution, or is VBA the only answer?
So I'm trying to create a template that can be used as a guide for newcomers to the team.
The dropdown list contains values that the person will select, and I want the table of steps to be populated below based on this dropdown value.
To be exact:
Scenario 1:
Select: | Process A |
S/N | Step | Status | Action Personnel |
1 | Do Foo | New | |
2 | Do Bar | New |
Scenario 2:
Select: | Process B |
S/N | Step | Status | Action Personnel |
1 | Do Baz | New | |
2 | Do Qux | New |
Now I know excel isn't exactly the right tool for this job, but I was able to get it somewhat working with this method.
However, it's very clunky and will be hard to add additional steps, which is why I was seeking a different method that reads off a table in a hidden tab and retrieve that instead, based off this page.
The problem is, the spillover table I'm referencing as =D1# now becomes the following:
S/N | Step | Status | Action Personnel |
1 | Do Baz | New | 0 |
2 | Do Qux | New | 0 |
The font is different, and I can't actually make any changes to the table, for example changing "New" to "Completed".
Is there an alternative solution, or is VBA the only answer?