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I have a listbox that populates values from a specified
range on a worksheet. I have the MultiSelect property set to fmMultiSelectMulti. This causes a check mark to be placed to the left of each value in the dropdown box of the Listbox. There can be a possible 26 values in the listbox. I also have a range Z1:Z26. I would like for when the user puts a check in the check box, the code put that value that is checked in the corresponding cell in the range. For example, lets say the user puts a check next "Todd" and a check next to "Dan". I would like for Z1 to say "Todd" and for Z2 to say "Dan". How would I do this? Todd |
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