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"Dewayne" wrote in message
... I use a combo box on 1 worksheet and reference an input range from another worksheet in the same workbok. The length of the input range continues to expand forcing me to increase the rows of the input range. I have been unable to do this by editing the combo box input range. I have been deleting the box, inserting a new box in the same cell and redefining the input range at that time. Is there a way to edit (expand) the input range referenced by a combo box rather than starting at the begining each time? See http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic. |
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