
Originally Posted by
Ochimus
Hopefully sheet 2 in the attached does what you want.
Cols A - E set the contents of the five initial DropLists as Ranges by clicking each selection in turn, clicking "Formula", choosing "Create from selection", and ticking "Top Row"
Cols G - P then lists the "Dependent" ranges as mapped in your Sheet 1. As an example, copying D3 to H4 on sheet 2, selecting Data and using "Text to Columns" created the list in H4 - O4.
You then repeat the Range Name process for each row, except in "Create from Selection", you tick "Left Column" instead of "Top Row"
Because the "Dependent" ranges are now linked to the contents of the five Drop Lists, you set the main Drop Lists in T2 - T10, and in U2 - U10 create subsidiary Data Validation as "indirect"
(e.g., U6 will be =indirect("T6") and only the letters linked to that Col T choice will appear in the Dependent drop box.
One thing I found unclear is Col B in the Sheet 1 structure?
Ranges c - l are colour-coded as Dependants of DropDown1, but the label sets them as a DropList in their own right.
But they then appear as Dependants of DropDown3 as well?
Hope that helps
Ochimus
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