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Combo Box
Hi
I have created a dropdown box (Combo) and have initailised it by placing values in it via the Form_Load()Command eg lstOneCol.additem "Buses" The user thus selects a value from the list at runtime - now is when my VB memory fails me. The chosen option is in text form I need it in numericals so that I can perform a calculation on it eg the user choses "Buses" from the dropdown list. I then need to be able to relate this to a value i.e. 23 (miles to the gallon) with which I can put in equations etc. I just cannot remember how to do this THanks in advance. |
Combo Box
In Excel, you can do this:
Maybe you have a table with Buses 23 Cars 40 you could use a Vlookup formula res = Application.Vlookup(combobox1.Value,worksheets("Da ta").Range("A1:B20"),2,Fal se) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Davo wrote in message ... Hi I have created a dropdown box (Combo) and have initailised it by placing values in it via the Form_Load()Command eg lstOneCol.additem "Buses" The user thus selects a value from the list at runtime - now is when my VB memory fails me. The chosen option is in text form I need it in numericals so that I can perform a calculation on it eg the user choses "Buses" from the dropdown list. I then need to be able to relate this to a value i.e. 23 (miles to the gallon) with which I can put in equations etc. I just cannot remember how to do this THanks in advance. |
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