Solved: New Day, New Project

[tonyrosen]

Have I ever mentioned that I'm not really like this ... ha!

"yes/no" question .... I'll find out how later ...

Is it possible to have two dropdowns (say, DD1 and DD2) where DD2's list is dependent on DD1's selection?

[mvidas]

Hi Tony,

Since you only want a yes/no answer now, yes!

I'll post an example later (very near future)
Matt

[tonyrosen]

After I read that ....

How long would you estimate it would "normally" take (for a project estimate)?

[mvidas]

After I read that ....

How long would you estimate it would "normally" take (for a project estimate)?

Not sure I understand what you're asking...?


Is it later yet? You could put something like this in the _Change event of the first drop down, to change the choices available in second drop down
[vba]Private Sub DD1_Change()
DD2.Value = ""
Select Case DD1.Value
Case "Choice1"
DD2.ListFillRange = "A1:A3"
Case "Choice2"
DD2.ListFillRange = "B1:B3"
Case "Choice3"
DD2.ListFillRange = "C1:C3"
Case Else
DD2.ListFillRange = "D13"
End Select
End Sub[/vba]Matt

[tonyrosen]

Wow ... that quick, huh? If this were ASP or PHP, I could write it up that quick ... I'll just go sulk in my VBA book and try to stay away from the Dark Side.

[mvidas]

Well writing it in asp wouldnt be too much different, unless you'd be controlling it with js. then again I associate asp with vbs, as I think in vb sometimes. Php is like spanish to me -- I can stumble my way through it if I'm reading it, but I cant write it or speak it

[jolivanes]

Hi tonyrosen

Did you happen to read firefytr's reply in yesterdays thread?

[lucas]

Andy_UK has one in the kb that might be what your looking for...click here

If your looking for something that doesn't use vba, take a look at the attachment. Select fruits or vegies in the first dropdown...then make selection in second dropdown....hope I understand your question.