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Data Vaildation with Cell Changes

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    Exclamation Data Vaildation with Cell Changes

    I need help with the attached excel worksheet. I am trying to pull a number from the table using two drop down lists. I need a drop down list for Feet, a drop down list for Building and I need the cell next to these drop down list to automatically pull the number from the table.

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    Drop Down Lists and Cell Changes

    My attached spreadsheet has two drop down lists that are derived from the table above the two lists. I need the number from the table to automatically be entered into that cell when the two drop down lists are selected. For example, If I choose from the Feet drop down list: 0-15 and a building letter from the Builidng drop down list: A, I need the number from the table to automatically be shown: 0.32.

    Can anybody help?
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    Re: Drop Down Lists and Cell Changes

    One option, in cell C29:
    =INDEX($B$3:$E$24,MATCH($A$29,$A$3:$A$24,0),MATCH($B$29,$B$2:$E$2,0))
    Last edited by pb71; 11-05-2010 at 06:21 PM. Reason: Changed list separator from semicolon to comma

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    Re: Data Vaildation with Cell Changes

    See the updated example attached.

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