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Formatting a ComboBox selection
The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the
first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan-00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub |
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Do you mean in Range("NewStart")?
Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value Range("NewStart").NumberFormat = "mmm-yy" End Sub since you are loading the combobox dropdown with strings, you shouldn't have any problem with what is displayed in the combobox itself. You don't have the combobox linked to NewStart do you? If so, break the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan-00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub |
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Tom, Thanks. I actually meant the combobox itself (not
NewStart), but I did have the combobox linked to NewStart which I broke. Unfortunately, now, nothing displays. It seems like the ComboBox1.Clear clears it. If I comment it out, everything works and formats correcetly, except that the items don't reset themselves when I change the value of the ranges Start or End, which is what I really need. I must be missing something basic here. Thanks Ray -----Original Message----- Do you mean in Range("NewStart")? Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value Range("NewStart").NumberFormat = "mmm-yy" End Sub since you are loading the combobox dropdown with strings, you shouldn't have any problem with what is displayed in the combobox itself. You don't have the combobox linked to NewStart do you? If so, break the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan-00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub . |
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this worked for me:
Public bBlockEvents As Boolean Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub bBlockEvents = True s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop bBlockEvents = False End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub or Remove the Combobox1_Change event and reestablish the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... Tom, Thanks. I actually meant the combobox itself (not NewStart), but I did have the combobox linked to NewStart which I broke. Unfortunately, now, nothing displays. It seems like the ComboBox1.Clear clears it. If I comment it out, everything works and formats correcetly, except that the items don't reset themselves when I change the value of the ranges Start or End, which is what I really need. I must be missing something basic here. Thanks Ray -----Original Message----- Do you mean in Range("NewStart")? Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value Range("NewStart").NumberFormat = "mmm-yy" End Sub since you are loading the combobox dropdown with strings, you shouldn't have any problem with what is displayed in the combobox itself. You don't have the combobox linked to NewStart do you? If so, break the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan-00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub . |
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Actually, that didn't totally work. Try it this way.
Public bBlockEvents As Boolean Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub bBlockEvents = True s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value sVal = ComboBox1.Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop ComboBox1 = sVal bBlockEvents = False End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Click() If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... this worked for me: Public bBlockEvents As Boolean Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub bBlockEvents = True s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop bBlockEvents = False End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub or Remove the Combobox1_Change event and reestablish the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... Tom, Thanks. I actually meant the combobox itself (not NewStart), but I did have the combobox linked to NewStart which I broke. Unfortunately, now, nothing displays. It seems like the ComboBox1.Clear clears it. If I comment it out, everything works and formats correcetly, except that the items don't reset themselves when I change the value of the ranges Start or End, which is what I really need. I must be missing something basic here. Thanks Ray -----Original Message----- Do you mean in Range("NewStart")? Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value Range("NewStart").NumberFormat = "mmm-yy" End Sub since you are loading the combobox dropdown with strings, you shouldn't have any problem with what is displayed in the combobox itself. You don't have the combobox linked to NewStart do you? If so, break the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan-00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub . |
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Tom, Thanks. Did this work for you? I can't get it to
display anything for me. I just get a drop down box of 1 item and it's blank. I also tried to remove the Change procs and relinking the cell NewStart but that does the same thing, i.e. one line item to select and nothing in it. Thanks. Ray -----Original Message----- Actually, that didn't totally work. Try it this way. Public bBlockEvents As Boolean Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub bBlockEvents = True s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value sVal = ComboBox1.Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop ComboBox1 = sVal bBlockEvents = False End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Click() If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... this worked for me: Public bBlockEvents As Boolean Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub bBlockEvents = True s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop bBlockEvents = False End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() If bBlockEvents Then Exit Sub Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub or Remove the Combobox1_Change event and reestablish the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... Tom, Thanks. I actually meant the combobox itself (not NewStart), but I did have the combobox linked to NewStart which I broke. Unfortunately, now, nothing displays. It seems like the ComboBox1.Clear clears it. If I comment it out, everything works and formats correcetly, except that the items don't reset themselves when I change the value of the ranges Start or End, which is what I really need. I must be missing something basic here. Thanks Ray -----Original Message----- Do you mean in Range("NewStart")? Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value Range("NewStart").NumberFormat = "mmm-yy" End Sub since you are loading the combobox dropdown with strings, you shouldn't have any problem with what is displayed in the combobox itself. You don't have the combobox linked to NewStart do you? If so, break the link. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ray Kanner wrote in message ... The code below creates a ComboBox consisting of all of the first (day) in month dates in between a start date and an end date. I am having problems with the formatting of the ComboBox control. When I click on the drop down, I see all of the dates in the correct date format (e.g. Jan- 00, Feb- 00, etc). However, when I select one of the dates, it appears as a serial value and not formatted. How do I get it formatted? Thanks in advance - any help is appreciated. Ray Kanner Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButtonClick() Dim s As Date, e As Date, i As Date s = Range("Start").Value e = Range("End").Value ComboBox1.Clear i = DateSerial(Year(s), Month(s), 1) Do While i < e ComboBox1.AddItem Format(i, "mmm-yy") i = DateAdd("m", 1, i) Loop End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() Range("NewStart").Value = ComboBox1.Value End Sub . . |
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