How do I make a subroutine with a parameter that has a fixed set of
possible values? I want something similar to the box that pops up for a
boolean with only 'true' and 'false' options.

Also, is it possible to populate the pop up box with options such as
'red', 'blue' that correspond to values such as '1', '2'?

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Aaron

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do you mean in the VBE? Where does this box popup with True and False?

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How do I make a subroutine with a parameter that has a fixed set of
possible values? I want something similar to the box that pops up for a
boolean with only 'true' and 'false' options.

Also, is it possible to populate the pop up box with options such as
'red', 'blue' that correspond to values such as '1', '2'?

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Aaron

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Aaron,

In Excel 2000 or later, you can use Enum type variables. For
example,

Public Enum MyEnum
Red = 1
Blue = 2
End Enum

Then, declare the argument to the procedure As MyEnum. For
example,

Sub Test(WhatColor As MyEnum)
' your code here
End Sub

Finally, you can use a value of the enum in the code that calls
the procedure.

Test WhatColor:=Blue


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Chip Pearson
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"Aaron" wrote in message
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How do I make a subroutine with a parameter that has a fixed
set of
possible values? I want something similar to the box that pops
up for a
boolean with only 'true' and 'false' options.

Also, is it possible to populate the pop up box with options
such as
'red', 'blue' that correspond to values such as '1', '2'?

------
Aaron

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Great!. Thanks for the help. This is exactly what I was looking for.

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Aaron

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