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Then you are not looking closely enough, it is a topic covered regularly
here. As to your idea, you could build similar logic to query a saved workbook, and use that to build a synchronised combobox, but if your combos were in the same workbook as the data, any updates would not be loaded (unless you save the workbook in-between). Excel usually uses a data list in a worksheet as the combo source. Synchronising requires a bit of code, but it's perfectly feasible. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "tag" wrote in message ... Since I haven't seen any ideas posted for how to do this in Excel, I have a second idea. I have code for doing this in Access. I've only used code in access. So my question is, with a little modification, is it possible to convert my Access code to Excel? My Access code is Me.Products.RowSource = "Select ProductName FROM" &_ "Products WHERE CategoryID = "Me.Categories &_ "ORDER BY ProductName" Me.Products = Me. Products.ItemData(0) thanks for the help. |
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