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Thank you Punnam
I have created a dependent drop downs. the parent list is in column G, the dependent list is in column L. however, the list evaluates an error.
Thank you Punnam
I have created a dependent drop downs. the parent list is in column G, the dependent list is in column L. however, the list evaluates an error.
Last edited by Mohamud Abdisamad; 05-18-2020 at 10:34 AM.
THe data validation LIST formula for AccoutSubSubList would be:
=OFFSET(Setup!$1:$1, 1, MATCH(GeneralJournal[@Account], Setup!$1:$1, 0)-1, COUNTA(OFFSET(Setup!$1:$1, 1, MATCH(GeneralJournal[@Account], Setup!$1:$1, 0)-1, 1000,1)),1)
That will only return a "list" for a column that has the Account entry(column B) as the header across row1 somewhere on the SETUP page. You can have as many as you want. If the user makes a selection in G for an account the does not yet have a secondary drop down list defined off to the right on the setup page, the column L drop down will simply not work.
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Thank you dear JBeaucaire, the formula works
thank you again and thank you so much indeed
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