Learn how to create autocomplete drop-down list in Google Sheets that will automatically expand with new options as you type. #autocomplete #dropdown #list
Can you please explain how to establish an expanding quotation sheet based on a costing tab as you enter a new item in costing sheet where the quotation tab expand automatically to product a ready to print or send as pdf quotation??
Hi. When we enter the first three letters of the data and the drop down list contains only one value matching it, then is it possible to press tab key to complete the data from the drop down list ? Apologies for my bad English
Great solution. I have one additional question: Once you clear the data input in My List - Product columns, the list in Options is emptied as well. Is there a way to keep all the input in Options, regardless what happen in My List?
Excellent video. Thank you. Will you do a video showing how to auto fill only one cell that is to the right of the drop down with a number. When choosing a selection in the drop down it will fill the cell with only a number that corresponds to that selection. I need to be able to select a certain city in the drop down and then it auto fill the other cell with the mileage only. Once this is done, will this create a problem to sum the miles at the bottom?
Thank you. I learnt a new thing today. However, I was searching for tutorials make dropdown list so that when we select an option, the text on the next cell should change. I wanted to show the meaning of validation items.
Hi, do you know how to automatically formulas in google form input in spreadsheet? Example the input form from google form always make new colum(like insert colum) that's why my formulas didn't work. Can you help me sir. Thank you so much!
You could use the UNIQUE function, but I'm pretty sure the dropdown list will only show each option one time regardless. Correct me if I'm wrong on that.
Is this possible for Google Forms? I'm stuck and can't find any solution. My plan is to populate a drop down using a google sheet. And then when user fills the form and starts typing, the matching options are filtered in the dropdown list. Thanks.
No. You can use a Web App instead to do this but it's not easy to build. I've done something similar in these series ru-vid.com/group/PLv9Pf9aNgemt82hBENyneRyHnD-zORB3l
This will be extremely slow in Google Sheets to the point that it will not be usable. Maybe once script executions get improved with added local support this will be useful.