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skeletor66 skeletor66 is offline Dependable drop down boxes and vlookup in PowerPoint presentation Windows 10 Dependable drop down boxes and vlookup in PowerPoint presentation Office 2013
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Default Dependable drop down boxes and vlookup in PowerPoint presentation

Hi,



I have an Excel spreadsheet that uses Dependent Drop Down boxes to allow users to build an alarm system based on the package selected in the first drop down. I also have cells that use Vlookup to add pricing based on the object picked and the quantity.

I also have an PowerPoint In-Home presentation that my Sales Consultants use on a touch screen tablet. What I would like to do is have the Dependent Drop down boxes on a slide that then calculates and displays the price on the slide as extra items are added. Can this be done?
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