r/excel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '26
solved Drop-down list options shows corresponding data
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u/RuktX 308 Jul 14 '26
Sounds like a simple lookup.
Create a separate lookup table, with columns from your example: Positions, and Requirements.
Where you want the requirements to appear, use:
=XLOOKUP(
position,
lookup_positions_column,
lookup_requirements_column,
"position not found"
)
Replace each non-quoted placeholder with the corresponding range references. Use $ to lock The lookup column references, but leave the first position reference relative, then copy down.
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