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I have a few different comboBoxes where I can't seem to get the input range to stay. I have put the cell range in the ListFillRange Property but it doesn't always work. The combobox will be blank, but the LFR property will still say the range of cells I told it. This is driving me nuts!
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Jeff, most likely the userform has been loaded (shown) and then closed by
the user clicking on the X in the upper right corner. This does more than just hide a form. It unloads list and combo boxes! Then, when you re-show the form without unloading it, the lists are empty. The easy solution is to use a statement like Unload Userform1 before showing the form. Bob Flanagan Macro Systems http://www.add-ins.com Productivity add-ins and downloadable books on VB macros for Excel "Jeff" wrote in message ... I have a few different comboBoxes where I can't seem to get the input range to stay. I have put the cell range in the ListFillRange Property but it doesn't always work. The combobox will be blank, but the LFR property will still say the range of cells I told it. This is driving me nuts! Jeff |
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