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Custom List Number
I created a macro that adds a custom list to a user's computer.
Another part of the spreadhseet references the list by a number: (election.Sort Order1:=xlAscending, Type:=xlSortLabels, OrderCustom:=6, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom). Does anyone know how to grap the custom list number after it is entered so i can put it into a variable. I am afriad that list #6 for example may not be the same for everyone else. Thanks. -Scott |
Custom List Number
On way would be to loop through the list and examine each list while
maintaining the count. When you find yours, store the number. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "scott" wrote in message om... I created a macro that adds a custom list to a user's computer. Another part of the spreadhseet references the list by a number: (election.Sort Order1:=xlAscending, Type:=xlSortLabels, OrderCustom:=6, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom). Does anyone know how to grap the custom list number after it is entered so i can put it into a variable. I am afriad that list #6 for example may not be the same for everyone else. Thanks. -Scott |
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