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Default listbox as filtr

Hi,

I have problem with listbox, now.
I'd like show in userform.listbox all records in worksheet
(range(a4:h2000)) fulfil a condition: show all records
with "apple" in column(2) and fit all (8) columns in
listbox. Column(2) contain different fruit.


Can someone give me some suggestions?

Regards
Mark

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Mark,

You need to filter (suggest on a worksheet somewhere), and then point the
listbox at that filter data.

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Hi,

I have problem with listbox, now.
I'd like show in userform.listbox all records in worksheet
(range(a4:h2000)) fulfil a condition: show all records
with "apple" in column(2) and fit all (8) columns in
listbox. Column(2) contain different fruit.


Can someone give me some suggestions?

Regards
Mark



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