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Video Description:
📋 Want to streamline your data entry in Google Sheets? Create a convenient form where selections in one list automatically filter options in the next? For example, if you select a country, the list of cities only displays cities in that country. If you select a city, the list of streets only displays streets in that city.
In this step-by-step video tutorial, I'll show you how to create multi-level dependent (related, cascading) drop-down lists in Google Sheets!
You'll learn:
Correctly structure source data for lists.
Configure data validation for the first level.
Use formulas (e.g., FILTER, UNIQUE—indicate the ones you use in the video) to dynamically generate options for the second, third, and subsequent levels.
Create clear and error-free data entry for yourself or your colleagues.
This method is ideal for:
Catalogs (Category - Subcategory - Product)
Addresses (Region - City - Street)
Project management (Project - Stage - Task)
And many other scenarios!
📊 Make your spreadsheets smarter and more convenient!
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