Hi brownti
If I understand...?
I have used this method to 'harbor' up to 29 drop down lists, (the limit of
the CHOOSE function)
Name your four lists, then Data > Validation > Allow > List > and in Source
> =CHOOSE(MATCH(B2,A1:A4),Paper,Steel,Wood,Gravel)
Where B2 has a drop down to select from a list of the named ranges of Paper
to Gravel that are in A1:A4.
And where the Paper named range refers to: H1:H4, Steel refers to: J1:J4
etc.
If this is indigestible, you can send me a sample workbook with precise
details and I will take a stab at it.
HTH
Regards,
Howard
"brownti" <u31540@uwe> wrote in message news:6f1428c9f3cb8@uwe...
>I have found the site: http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.Dropdowns.html
> I want to add another drop down but am having trouble. The example
> workbook that i downloaded doesnt include three lists, but the
> instructions
> for adding another drop down talk about list4. I dont have any idea where
> to
> put in my information for my third list. Can someone point me in the
> right
> direction? If possible just update the example workbook for dynamic drop
> downs and i can just change the data to suit my needs. Thanks
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