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I'm creating a form that requires some drop-down menus. However, I want
users to be able to type in their own entries if the choices in the drop-down lists are not applicable. From what I can see in Excel Help, I need to use a Combo Box with Active X control. Then, it says to go to Properties (in Design Mode) and set Style to "1" to allow users to enter new values not on the list. But the only choices available in Style are 0 and 2! Excel Help even says that 1 is the default! I even changed MaxLength from 0 to 15. Please help asap. Thanks. |
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