I'm working on an HR database for applicants. I need to create 2 drop-downs, the second dependent on the other.
The first one lists the status of the interviewing process, such as "Interviewed" and "Not Interviewed". This range has been named InterviewingStatusQuery. I further named the individual fields Interviewed and Not_Interviewed.
If they answered one of the above 2 items, I need a separate dropdown in the next column to elaborate as to why. I've created a named range for each the 2 review questions, named InterviewedReviewQuery and NotInterviewedReviewQuery.
The question is how to set up the if statement within the data validation tool to do the second column.
Here's what I've come up with:
=IF($J2=Interviewed,InterviewedReviewQuery,(
IF($J2=Not_Interviewed,
NotInterviewedReviewQuery,
"N/A")))
This comes back with only blanks. Help?
The first one lists the status of the interviewing process, such as "Interviewed" and "Not Interviewed". This range has been named InterviewingStatusQuery. I further named the individual fields Interviewed and Not_Interviewed.
If they answered one of the above 2 items, I need a separate dropdown in the next column to elaborate as to why. I've created a named range for each the 2 review questions, named InterviewedReviewQuery and NotInterviewedReviewQuery.
The question is how to set up the if statement within the data validation tool to do the second column.
Here's what I've come up with:
=IF($J2=Interviewed,InterviewedReviewQuery,(
IF($J2=Not_Interviewed,
NotInterviewedReviewQuery,
"N/A")))
This comes back with only blanks. Help?