Here is how I have it all linked.

With Worksheets(4)
Set rng = .Range("M2:M100")
For Each cell In rng
If cell.Text = ComboBox1.Value Then
TextBox1.Value = .Cells(cell.Row, 16).Value
TextBox2.Value = .Cells(cell.Row, 17).Value
TextBox3.Value = .Cells(cell.Row, 18).Value
Exit For
End If
Next
End With


-----Original Message-----
How are the textboxes populated to begin with?

Assuming that they're based on something like the
Combobox ListIndex:

CommandButton1_Click()
Dim nIndex As Long
nIndex = ComboBox1.ListIndex
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MyDataSheet")
.Range("P2").Offset(nIndex, 0).Value =
TextBox1.Value
.Range("Q2").Offset(nIndex, 0).Value =
TextBox2.Value
.Range("R2").Offset(nIndex, 0).Value =
TextBox3.Value
End With
'Other Stuff - e.g. Unload, Hide
End Sub

In article ,
"Todd Huttenstine"
wrote:

On a userform I have combobox1, Textbox1, Textbox2, and
Textbox3 and commandbutton1. The values of the 3
textboxes depend on the value of combobox1. Values of
combobox1 are pulled from range M2:M100. The user will
select a value from the combobox. When he/she selects
a
value from the combobox, the textboxes will populate
with
corresponding values from 3 different ranges. Textbox1
pulls in data from range P2:P100. Textbox2 pulls in
data
from range Q2:Q100. Textbox3 pulls in data from range
R2:R100.

The user can then add/change/delete values in the 3
textboxes. When the user makes the desired changes,
he/she hits the Update commandbutton1. I need a code
that
will make the changes to the appropriate corresponding
cell in the corresponding range that the textbox
references.


Thank you

Todd
.