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Typing in a Combo Box
I have a worksheet that I have created some Combo boxes
on. They call to other worksheets in the same workbook. I need to have the ability to type in text that is not present in the table that my combo box calls from. It would be GREAT if there was a way to update the table with the text that was typed in also, but I would just for now be happy with the ability to type in free form text. I am very frustrated and lost and do NOT know VBA. PLEASE HELP ME!!! Thank you VERY VERY VERY much!! |
Typing in a Combo Box
What type of combobox - from the control toolbox toolbar? Then you can go
into the properties Style should be fmStyleDropDownCombo (value is zero) MatchRequired property should be False Those settings allow you to enter a value by typing it in and it doesn't have to match the list. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Matt" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that I have created some Combo boxes on. They call to other worksheets in the same workbook. I need to have the ability to type in text that is not present in the table that my combo box calls from. It would be GREAT if there was a way to update the table with the text that was typed in also, but I would just for now be happy with the ability to type in free form text. I am very frustrated and lost and do NOT know VBA. PLEASE HELP ME!!! Thank you VERY VERY VERY much!! |
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