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![]() I have multiple combo boxes that have source cells that are all populated. However, I want to be able to reset all of the combo boxes back to Null (or even " "). Manually I can double click the contents of the list box (highlights) and then hit the delete key. How can I do this programmatically? Recording a macro does not capture this Thanks in advance! |
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