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Making combobox listing containing values larger
I have multiple comboboxes on a userform. When you click
on the dropdown button on the combobox, it shows you all the values that it contains. Heres my problem... Some of the values in the combobox are larger than the length of the combobox, so therefore when I click on the drop down arrow, I cannot see the entire length of the longer items. The entire value gets cut off for viewing. It is going to be very difficult for me to increase the length of the combobox, so is there anyway I can get the entire length to stick out for viewing and then if I select it, it can go in the combobox? Thank you Todd Huttenstine |
Making combobox listing containing values larger
Hi Todd,
Don't sweat. The simplest and effective way is, as you realise, to length/widen the combobox. Why is it "going to be very difficult" to do so? If it's in a userform, just widen the whole userform to accomodate it. If it's in a worksheet, just widen the column. SuperJas. |
Making combobox listing containing values larger
Thanx for the response. The reason I cant widen the
combobox is because the userform is already as wide it gets (and if I could get it wider, it would run off my screen and I would have to scroll. I dont want this. I have been on some websites and I believe some programs where I have seen some values in the combobox being wider than the combobox itself. In this case, when I select one of those values, the white background around the value I select suddenly gets as long as it needs to be. Then when I select it, it is put into the combobox and in order to see the entire value, I must use my cursor or arrow key and scroll to the end. Thank you Todd Huttenstine -----Original Message----- Hi Todd, Don't sweat. The simplest and effective way is, as you realise, to length/widen the combobox. Why is it "going to be very difficult" to do so? If it's in a userform, just widen the whole userform to accomodate it. If it's in a worksheet, just widen the column. SuperJas. . |
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