Hi,

I need to copy all information either in a colum or in a range across
to another sheet or a combo box.

Example I have a colum populating a combo box so when data is added to
this will update the combo box. I get a combo box with a lot of blank
enteries, because I have selected the whole colomn.

Is there a way to check how many rows in that coloum have data in them
and update this to the combox???


Bach


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You can use a dynamic range as the source for the combobox, and it will
automatically expand as you add entries to the list. There are
instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html

bach wrote:
Hi,

I need to copy all information either in a colum or in a range across
to another sheet or a combo box.

Example I have a colum populating a combo box so when data is added to
this will update the combo box. I get a combo box with a lot of blank
enteries, because I have selected the whole colomn.

Is there a way to check how many rows in that coloum have data in them
and update this to the combox???


Bach




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Will that work if the sheet currently is blank, it only has data in it
when a macro is run ??


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If the sheet is blank, there would be no items in the combobox list.

bach wrote:
Will that work if the sheet currently is blank, it only has data in it
when a macro is run ??




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The first instances of the sheet will be blank, the user then gets data
via a macro and from then on data is always present.

Or could it be done in VBA using the control drop-down list object.

Bach.


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If you're using the combo box from the Control Toolbox, you could use an
event procedure to update the list. For example:

Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Me.ComboBox1.ListFillRange = _
ActiveWorkbook.Names("MyList").RefersToRange.Addre ss
End Sub

There's information about application events at Chip Pearson's site:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/AppEvent.htm

bach wrote:
The first instances of the sheet will be blank, the user then gets data
via a macro and from then on data is always present.

Or could it be done in VBA using the control drop-down list object.

Bach.




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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html