I've got an inventory management system that could do with some slightly more intelligent design.
The order sheet generates requests e.g. Customer A needs Blue Boxes, Customer B needs Red Boxes, Customer C needs Red Boxes and Blue Boxes
The inventory sheet generates the boxes e.g. Blue Boxes, Red Boxes
At the moment each order has a drop down list that references the inventory sheet e.g.
Customer A
Boxes Required: Red
On click the dropdown menu will show Blue Boxes and Red Boxes, despite Customer A only requiring red boxes.
I want to restrict the values in the dropdown box to only what is required by the order e.g.
Customer A:
Boxes Required: Red
Dropdown menu: Red Boxes
Should i put something in the 'data validity' section of the dropdown menu so it will only show values that match the 'boxes required' column? If so, how do i even go about accomplishing that?
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I would suggest using the 'Suggested Values' for this with a SELECT():
SELECT(BoxesTable[KeyColumn_or_OtherColumnToSelect], [BoxColor] = [_THISROW].[Boxes Required])
I'm just using made up names for column names, do not literally interpret this.
I would suggest using the 'Suggested Values' for this with a SELECT():
SELECT(BoxesTable[KeyColumn_or_OtherColumnToSelect], [BoxColor] = [_THISROW].[Boxes Required])
I'm just using made up names for column names, do not literally interpret this.
I suspected it would be something like this! I just couldn't quite get my head around it.
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