Sam
this is generally done through the VLOOKUP function. what i would do is a
price for each line item (and mutliply it by quantity as well)
so say your list of products and prices is on sheet3
A........B
Product.....Price
and on sheet 1 you have the combo box in cell A16 and you want the unit
price to appear in B16
the formula in B16 would be
=VLOOKUP(A16,Sheet3!$A$2:$B$1000,2,0)
this says, lookup the value in A16 in the table in sheet3 and return the
information from the second column where there is an exact match
you will have to embed this in an IF statement to supress the display of #NA
when there is nothing in A16 but as this is a college project i'll let you
work on this bit of it on your own :)
Cheers
JulieD
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To link to a cell, click the Design mode button on the Control toolbox
Select a combo box, and click the Properties button on
the Control toolbox
In the list of properties, find LinkedCell, and enter the cell reference
After all the combo boxes are linked to cells, click the
Exit Design Mode button on the Control toolbox.
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or "combo boxes" created via data / validation.
Cheers
JulieD
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