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Excel Combobox
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I wish to sum a list of numbers with one of them being a combobox. The list is 42,500 + 332,500 + 532,000 + 212,800 + 30,500 with the fourth one being a combobox with values in it of 90,000 to 110,000. What I want is everytime you change the value in the combobox the Total formula wil recalculate to the new total? I have so far =sum(e4:e9). How do I put the combobox in the formula =sum(e4:e9). Thanks John |
Excel Combobox
If you used a combobox from the Control toolbox toolbar, you can go into design
mode and rightclick on the combobox. Then choose properties and assign the .linkedcell property to a cell and add that value to your formula. =sum(e4:e9)+x99 (change x99 to whatever cell's address you used. Parkforester wrote: Hi I wish to sum a list of numbers with one of them being a combobox. The list is 42,500 + 332,500 + 532,000 + 212,800 + 30,500 with the fourth one being a combobox with values in it of 90,000 to 110,000. What I want is everytime you change the value in the combobox the Total formula wil recalculate to the new total? I have so far =sum(e4:e9). How do I put the combobox in the formula =sum(e4:e9). Thanks John -- Dave Peterson |
Excel Combobox
Thanks Dave. However when I put the cell address of e10 into the linkedcell
property, which is where my combobox is located. I get error message: "Could not set the value property. Invalid property value." My listfillrange is l3:l7. Can you explain what I'm doing wrong? "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you used a combobox from the Control toolbox toolbar, you can go into design mode and rightclick on the combobox. Then choose properties and assign the .linkedcell property to a cell and add that value to your formula. =sum(e4:e9)+x99 (change x99 to whatever cell's address you used. Parkforester wrote: Hi I wish to sum a list of numbers with one of them being a combobox. The list is 42,500 + 332,500 + 532,000 + 212,800 + 30,500 with the fourth one being a combobox with values in it of 90,000 to 110,000. What I want is everytime you change the value in the combobox the Total formula wil recalculate to the new total? I have so far =sum(e4:e9). How do I put the combobox in the formula =sum(e4:e9). Thanks John -- Dave Peterson |
Excel Combobox
It sounds like you did it ok. I'd try it again.
Are you sure you used 13:17 as the listfillrange? Parkforester wrote: Thanks Dave. However when I put the cell address of e10 into the linkedcell property, which is where my combobox is located. I get error message: "Could not set the value property. Invalid property value." My listfillrange is l3:l7. Can you explain what I'm doing wrong? "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you used a combobox from the Control toolbox toolbar, you can go into design mode and rightclick on the combobox. Then choose properties and assign the .linkedcell property to a cell and add that value to your formula. =sum(e4:e9)+x99 (change x99 to whatever cell's address you used. Parkforester wrote: Hi I wish to sum a list of numbers with one of them being a combobox. The list is 42,500 + 332,500 + 532,000 + 212,800 + 30,500 with the fourth one being a combobox with values in it of 90,000 to 110,000. What I want is everytime you change the value in the combobox the Total formula wil recalculate to the new total? I have so far =sum(e4:e9). How do I put the combobox in the formula =sum(e4:e9). Thanks John -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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