Knowing what to search for is sometimes the most challenging part of
finding something!

I'm working on an Excel spreadsheet that needs to "peek" into a SQL
database to populate some cells.  I've got the first two set, however now
I'm looking at building out the Excel/SQL equivalent of a multi-selects
related, per row.

Here's what I'm trying to accomplish:
1. User keys a SSN
2. Excel pulls an employee ID, name and company code from the SQL database.
 I have this working using VBA.
3. Excel populates a list for the user to select three different data
points from (call them Location, Department and job title).  These are
stored in multiple tables in the database but I already have the query to
pull them in.
4. Based on the Job title, Excel pulls a dollar amount from the SQL
database to go into the next table.
5. Based on the department, Excel pulls a "participation" number (will be
either a percentage or a dollar amount) to apply to the dollar amount
pulled in #4.
6. A formula is applied to the numbers pulled in #4 and #5 to provide some
breakdown.

I've gotten the connection working with VBA, know the query/queries I need
to write, the problem I'm having is figuring out what to search for to have
a dynamic named list per row that is dependent on values entered or
selected in other cells.

At this point I've searched for quite a few variances but haven't found
anything similar to multi-select-related per Excel row.

Any suggestions on how to word #3 so the search engine stops throwing me to
the wolves?

Thanks!

Until Later!
C. Hatton Humphrey
http://www.eastcoastconservative.com

Every cloud does have a silver lining.  Sometimes you just have to do some
smelting to find it.


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