Hi Jody,

One way is to name the state groups, Tx, La, Ms is named South, for example.
List all the names in a column, A1:A10
In B1 do a drop down of the named ranges (South, West ... etc.)
In another cell do a drop down, Allow List, and in Source enter:
=CHOOSE(MATCH(B1,A1:A8,0),West,North,South,East)

B1 is the first drop down which will display a region of choice.
A1:A10 is a list of the regions that you have named.
All the regions are entered in the formula, seperated by a comma. (no space
& Max of 29)

So, select a region in B1 and then click on the arrow in the 2nd drop down
as see the state choices for that region.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"Jody" <Jody@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am new to the site so if I missed an answer to this question I apologize.
>
> I have created a drop down list to show Regions example Central, East,
> West,
> South, North. Based on the Region Selected I want to create a drop down
> that
> will show the correct states for example if I select South I want the next
> drop down to display only TX, LA, and MS, If I were to select West I
> would
> want only CA, OR, WA. How can I do this? Thanks.