cyrilbrd
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Given a table with 5 columns such as:
I have one combobox related to the second Column textjoin(), an OFFSET Named range fills up said combobox
I am looking into limiting the data based on two other combobox, here cat1 and cat2
So for example choosing "south" from the cat1 box:
And choosing "2023" from cat2 box:
Such would then limit the available search of the last box to here in this example only 2 entries:
I am not looking into filtering the table in any manner, the table structure is unchanged.
Any suggestion?
Ref | textjoin() | cat1 | cat2 | cat3 |
1 | west_2024_status1 | west | 2024 | status1 |
2 | north_2024_status2 | north | 2024 | status2 |
3 | east_2023_status1 | east | 2023 | status1 |
4 | south_2024_status1 | south | 2024 | status1 |
5 | north_2023_status1 | north | 2023 | status1 |
6 | south_2023_status1 | south | 2023 | status1 |
7 | west_2024_status2 | west | 2024 | status2 |
8 | south_2023_status2 | south | 2023 | status2 |
9 | north_2023_status2 | north | 2023 | status2 |
10 | south_2024_status2 | south | 2024 | status2 |
I have one combobox related to the second Column textjoin(), an OFFSET Named range fills up said combobox
I am looking into limiting the data based on two other combobox, here cat1 and cat2
So for example choosing "south" from the cat1 box:
And choosing "2023" from cat2 box:
Such would then limit the available search of the last box to here in this example only 2 entries:
I am not looking into filtering the table in any manner, the table structure is unchanged.
Any suggestion?