Bob,

You can add a UserForm and set it's ShowModeal to False.
This will allow the user to copy from cells while the
form remains open.

-----Original Message-----
I am trying to duplicate the functionality of the
inputbox
with a type =8. (Setting type to 8 allows the user to
select a range of cells on a worksheet using the mouse
while the dialog box remains on top).

I am trying to allow the user to input a range into a
text
box by selecting a range of cells using the mouse.

I am trying to do this by duplicating the functionality
of
the inputbox with a type =8. (Setting type to 8 allows
the user to select a range of cells on a worksheet using
the mouse while the dialog box remains on top).

This code will show the functionality I am trying to
duplicate.

Set mycell = Application.InputBox( _
prompt:="Select the range of cells.", Type:=8)

I would use this code as is except I have other items I
want to add to a dialog box.

Thanks,
Bob
.

Thanks for your help. This works for cutting and pasting data into a
textbox, but I was hoping to have the address of the range input
automatically when I selected it on a worksheet, similar to the inputbox
control with type=8. It appears that refedit will work, although it
does look a bit different than the inputbox dialog box.


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