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Having a little trouble with this and can't seem to find it in Google.
The following works for ComboBox "TeamPick" TeamPick.RowSource = "Divisions!B4:B11" Problem is that I want to use an integer variable in place of the column letter. e.g. Dim i as Integer i = 5 TeamPick.RowSource should be range E4:E11 I know I could jury-rig this with a lookup table somewhere but was hoping there was a simpler solution. Thanks, John |
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