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User selects a range
Excel help says that Excel 97 does not support modeless
userforms. Is there another way that I can have a user select a range through a userform (that is compatible with both Excel 97 and Excel 2000)? Any help would be greatly appreciated, Wesley |
User selects a range
You can put a refedit control on the form. When the control has focus,
the user can navigate and select a range. In article , "Wesley" wrote: Excel help says that Excel 97 does not support modeless userforms. Is there another way that I can have a user select a range through a userform (that is compatible with both Excel 97 and Excel 2000)? Any help would be greatly appreciated, Wesley |
User selects a range
Wesley,
Use the RefEdit control. They allow a user to specify, but not select a range. Rob "Wesley" wrote in message ... Excel help says that Excel 97 does not support modeless userforms. Is there another way that I can have a user select a range through a userform (that is compatible with both Excel 97 and Excel 2000)? Any help would be greatly appreciated, Wesley |
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