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I want to create a drop-down list that will automatically highlight the
correct selection when the user enters the first letter of the line. For example, 'N' would highlight 'Next Day AM', 'S' automatically highlight 'Second Day', and so on, without user having to drag his mouse down to select. Thanks in advance! |
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If you are familiar with the Combo Box, then you can use that and it is
already setup to do this. Combo Box is from the Control Toolbox toobar. "Missykender" wrote in message ... I want to create a drop-down list that will automatically highlight the correct selection when the user enters the first letter of the line. For example, 'N' would highlight 'Next Day AM', 'S' automatically highlight 'Second Day', and so on, without user having to drag his mouse down to select. Thanks in advance! |
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Missy
DV drop-downs are not capable of providing autocomplete. For workaround using a combo-box see Debra Dalgleish's site. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlDataVal10.html Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 6 Oct 2005 13:49:03 -0700, "Missykender" wrote: I want to create a drop-down list that will automatically highlight the correct selection when the user enters the first letter of the line. For example, 'N' would highlight 'Next Day AM', 'S' automatically highlight 'Second Day', and so on, without user having to drag his mouse down to select. Thanks in advance! |
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.... but by default the MatchEntry property is fmMatchEntryComplete (at least
on my version of XL!). You need to change the property to fmMatchEntryFirstLetter Best rgds Chris Lav "PCLIVE" wrote in message ... If you are familiar with the Combo Box, then you can use that and it is already setup to do this. Combo Box is from the Control Toolbox toobar. "Missykender" wrote in message ... I want to create a drop-down list that will automatically highlight the correct selection when the user enters the first letter of the line. For example, 'N' would highlight 'Next Day AM', 'S' automatically highlight 'Second Day', and so on, without user having to drag his mouse down to select. Thanks in advance! |
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