Multi-column Combo Box
I have a workbook with separate pages for each related
entity. The pages are updated quarterly. An individual branch may need to be updated on an ad hoc basis in preparation for a management visit, etc. I would like to have users pick that branch name from a two-column combo box. The first column would have the branch name; the second the branch's financial statement spreadsheet file name. I would use the first column to select the related sheet in the report workbook and the second to open the related financial spread in code when a button is clicked. The code would also pull information from the financial spread to populate the branch's report page in the master workbook. I know how to do a multi-column combo box in Access and pull the appropriate information from what's selected. How do I do it in Excel? Or can I? Thanks for your help. Kitty |
Multi-column Combo Box
set the control's column count to two, and like Access,
set the Bouind Column to two. now the combo returns the bound column... MySheetName = Combobox1.Value Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- I have a workbook with separate pages for each related entity. The pages are updated quarterly. An individual branch may need to be updated on an ad hoc basis in preparation for a management visit, etc. I would like to have users pick that branch name from a two-column combo box. The first column would have the branch name; the second the branch's financial statement spreadsheet file name. I would use the first column to select the related sheet in the report workbook and the second to open the related financial spread in code when a button is clicked. The code would also pull information from the financial spread to populate the branch's report page in the master workbook. I know how to do a multi-column combo box in Access and pull the appropriate information from what's selected. How do I do it in Excel? Or can I? Thanks for your help. Kitty . |
Multi-column Combo Box
Thanks, Patrick. I appreciate your help.
-----Original Message----- set the control's column count to two, and like Access, set the Bouind Column to two. now the combo returns the bound column... MySheetName = Combobox1.Value Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- I have a workbook with separate pages for each related entity. The pages are updated quarterly. An individual branch may need to be updated on an ad hoc basis in preparation for a management visit, etc. I would like to have users pick that branch name from a two-column combo box. The first column would have the branch name; the second the branch's financial statement spreadsheet file name. I would use the first column to select the related sheet in the report workbook and the second to open the related financial spread in code when a button is clicked. The code would also pull information from the financial spread to populate the branch's report page in the master workbook. I know how to do a multi-column combo box in Access and pull the appropriate information from what's selected. How do I do it in Excel? Or can I? Thanks for your help. Kitty . . |
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