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    Hi,

    I am trying to get 2 different lists (one list in one cell and another list in another cell) both depending on 1 dropdownlist, not using macros.

    When choosing country (C6), I want 1 cell returning a list of sales reps. in that country (C7) and another cell returning a list of the pricegroups in that country (C37).

    I have solved the pricegroups issue by using the Indirect-function and named ranges and naming the pricegroups after the country. Works perfectly.

    I don't know how to make the sales reps work.

    I have enclosed my spreadsheet here:

    CCF Test.xlsx

    Thanks for any help

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    Re: Creation of 2 different validationlists from 1 dropdownlist

    Firstly, the sales rep needs another name for sales rep content in each country. Such as "Denmark_List"

    And, you need to group the Rep country list together in style similar as the content in "Pricelist".
    Such that: all sweden sales put adjacently then name the sales content group as "Sweden_Sales".

    Is this helps?

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    Re: Creation of 2 different validationlists from 1 dropdownlist

    I get the idea of this, but I am looking for a formula to create the list in C7.

    Do I use, offset, if then, lookup or something else in my validation?????

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    Re: Creation of 2 different validationlists from 1 dropdownlist

    I know there's a formula to return the array to lookup the sales rep list
    (you need to click CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to make it as array formula)
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    However, this formula cannot put into the sales rep list. It just for your reference for returning the list of country sales rep.


    What I suggest is, you better prepare a tidy sales rep. list and name each country group as list names.(e.g."Denmark_Sales")
    Then enter validation formula in C7 as
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    Please let me know if it solves your case

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    Thanks a lot Nels

    The INDIRECT-solution does the trick (after translating into local language ).

    Lesson learned. Great stuff. Keeps it simple.

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    Re: Creation of 2 different validationlists from 1 dropdownlist

    Nice it helps

    Can you do me a favor to reduce this forum admin's work?
    You can marked this thread as SOLVED, and clicking the small star icon low left of my answer to add my reputation.

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