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Can I change the number of list items displayed in an Excel listbox in order
to avoid having to scroll to see them all? |
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On Jun 27, 4:20 pm, INTP wrote:
Can I change the number of list items displayed in an Excel listbox in order to avoid having to scroll to see them all? A true form control listbox can be resized just by right-clicking on it and then resizing it like any rectangle. If you mean a form control combo-box, a box that drops down so many lines when you activate it, that can be sized by right-clicking on it and picking "Format Control" and then on the Control tab you will find a setting for "Drop down lines:" If you mean the drop-down box that appears when you enable data validation on a cells contents, there is no setting to control the length of the drop-down box on that control. At least not that I have ever seen. Brian Herbert Withun |
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