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Problems from changing from Excel 97 to Excel 2002 (Office 97 to Office XP).
We have got an Excel/VBA application working very well
with Excel 97: in dropdown boxes, we were able to double click an item in a dropdown box to select it using OLEOBJECTS. As we change to Office XP (Excel 2002), one problem occurred: now, the very same action wouldn't be able to select any item from the dropdown box, and there was NO error message at all. It seems that the program, for some unknown reason, skips the OLEOBJECTS. Any one has the similar experience or knows the back-end of Excel 2002? Is there any change in terms of OLEOBJECTS from Microsoft when their upgrading from Excel 97 to 2002? ..InsertLines .CountOfLines + 1, " strSection = ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(""OurList"").Object.List (ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(""OurList"").Object.ListIn dex,1)" Thanks all! |
Problems from changing from Excel 97 to Excel 2002 (Office 97 to Office XP).
What your code shows is adding code to a procedure. Not sure what that has
to do with the problem described. Unless you are placing your combobox dynamically, there really shouldn't be a reason to write code dynamically to get the selection. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy HELENA wrote in message ... We have got an Excel/VBA application working very well with Excel 97: in dropdown boxes, we were able to double click an item in a dropdown box to select it using OLEOBJECTS. As we change to Office XP (Excel 2002), one problem occurred: now, the very same action wouldn't be able to select any item from the dropdown box, and there was NO error message at all. It seems that the program, for some unknown reason, skips the OLEOBJECTS. Any one has the similar experience or knows the back-end of Excel 2002? Is there any change in terms of OLEOBJECTS from Microsoft when their upgrading from Excel 97 to 2002? .InsertLines .CountOfLines + 1, " strSection = ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(""OurList"").Object.List (ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(""OurList"").Object.ListIn dex,1)" Thanks all! |
Problems from changing from Excel 97 to Excel 2002 (Office 97 to Office XP).
yes, while we double click an item in the dropdown box to
select the item, it is associated with queries talking to middle tier COM objects or database using Oleobjects(?). The problem we have is that we are unable to double click an item in the box to select it though the items have been populated in the dropdown box (we were able to do it WITH THE VERY SAME CODE in Office 97). What happened to Office XP? helena -----Original Message----- What your code shows is adding code to a procedure. Not sure what that has to do with the problem described. Unless you are placing your combobox dynamically, there really shouldn't be a reason to write code dynamically to get the selection. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy HELENA wrote in message ... We have got an Excel/VBA application working very well with Excel 97: in dropdown boxes, we were able to double click an item in a dropdown box to select it using OLEOBJECTS. As we change to Office XP (Excel 2002), one problem occurred: now, the very same action wouldn't be able to select any item from the dropdown box, and there was NO error message at all. It seems that the program, for some unknown reason, skips the OLEOBJECTS. Any one has the similar experience or knows the back-end of Excel 2002? Is there any change in terms of OLEOBJECTS from Microsoft when their upgrading from Excel 97 to 2002? .InsertLines .CountOfLines + 1, " strSection = ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(""OurList"").Object.List (ActiveSheet.OLEObjects (""OurList"").Object.ListIndex,1)" Thanks all! . |
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