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I'd like to have a form control that allows the user to
select a worksheet range. Actually the user would need to select multiple ranges, but this could be done with multiple form controls. I'm thinking of something similar to the Data Range control in the Excel Chart Wizard. Is there any way to access this control by setting a reference and calling a routine in the library? Any other way to do this or something similar? Thanks, Will |
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Will,
It sounds like you're looking for Excel's "RefEdit" control. You can add this control to a user form that you create and program yourself. User forms are created in the visual basic project window. To access this window, go to Tools - Macro - Visual Basic Editor. At this point look up RefEdit in the help area. You alsom might want to look up RefEdit and UserForms on the internet for examples of how the RefEdit control can be programmed. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Will Eichert" wrote: I'd like to have a form control that allows the user to select a worksheet range. Actually the user would need to select multiple ranges, but this could be done with multiple form controls. I'm thinking of something similar to the Data Range control in the Excel Chart Wizard. Is there any way to access this control by setting a reference and calling a routine in the library? Any other way to do this or something similar? Thanks, Will |
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Thanks! I knew how to use User Forms, but I didn't know
about the RefEdit control. That's exactly what I needed. Will -----Original Message----- Will, It sounds like you're looking for Excel's "RefEdit" control. You can add this control to a user form that you create and program yourself. User forms are created in the visual basic project window. To access this window, go to Tools - Macro - Visual Basic Editor. At this point look up RefEdit in the help area. You alsom might want to look up RefEdit and UserForms on the internet for examples of how the RefEdit control can be programmed. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Will Eichert" wrote: I'd like to have a form control that allows the user to select a worksheet range. Actually the user would need to select multiple ranges, but this could be done with multiple form controls. I'm thinking of something similar to the Data Range control in the Excel Chart Wizard. Is there any way to access this control by setting a reference and calling a routine in the library? Any other way to do this or something similar? Thanks, Will . |
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