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Newbie - using multiple drop downs

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I have a form that has two drop down boxes. The first drop down contains three selections:

1. Hispanic or Lation Origin

2. Not Hispanic or Latino Origin

3. Not Answered.

If the user selects:

1. then no further action required (skip the next drop box)

2. then go to the next drop down box and select one of them

3. then do the same as number 2.

Is there a way to set this up? Can anyone help and let me know how to do this. Thanks!

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Here is a sample of what I think you want. The code is on the chage event of the 1st ddlist.

paul

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Here is a sample of what I think you want. The code is on the chage event of the 1st ddlist.

paul

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Thank you so much! That example is exactly what I'm looking for... Thanks again.

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