How to fetch a List based on Data Validation
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I need your help to fetch a List from Column A & B, based on Data Validation.
In Column A there is List of Grant Class & In Column B there is List of NON-GRANT Class.
Now if I selected the List of Grant in Cell C7 the I want the result in D7 to show the List of GRANT Class
And if if I selected the List of NON-Grant in Cell C8 the I want the result in D8 to show the List of NON-GRANT Class.
Thanks in Advance..
If you have upgraded to a more recent version, then maybe:
Formula:
=TRANSPOSE(FILTER($A$2:$B$4,$A$1:$B$1=$C7))
Or:
Formula:=TRANSPOSE(INDEX($A$2:$B$4,0,MATCH($C7,$A$1:$B$1,0)))
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Or can try below formula, it will work in both either you are using older version or newer version
Formula:=CHOOSE(MATCH(C7,A1:B1,0),A2:A4,B2:B4)
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The OP doesn't show how he wants the output displayed, but it looks as though he may have a list of names. Hence, TRANSPOSE.
According to our favourite reference site, TRANSPOSE was available in Excel 1997.
https://bettersolutions.com/excel/fu...-functions.htm
However, I believe you would need to commit the formula with Ctrl-Shift-Enter (Array Entered) rather than just pressing Enter.
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