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Excel help, please!
Guys, I’m trying to help my son out with a combo box in Excel – but failing miserably, so I need your help.
He needs to return one of two prices in an adjacent cell, depending on what is selected from the drop-down list. So let’s say he wants £130 in the adjacent cell if “standard” is chosen, and £150 in the cell if “premium” is chosen. I have “standard” and “premium” on the sheet so as I can have them for the input range, but I’m confused with what formula I need to use to get the correct value returned. TIA. Stephen |
How about.. (B1 is list cell)
=if(B1="premium",150,130) Or, are you referring to a VB combo box? |
Send it to me if you haven't figured it out yet- its a lot easier for me if I can see it.
I Pmed you my email. |
Thanks guys, we're sorted.
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