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Runtime Error 381 Couldn't set list property, invalid array index
I opened a 97 spreadsheet in 2003 and now each time a user form is
initialized a runtime error comes up in the following line in the vba code: ComboDeptNum.List = Sheets("Definitions").Range("$J$1:$I$12") It is the same thing if I specify a named range: ComboDeptNum.List = Sheets("Definitions").Range("DeptList") This exact same codes works fine in 97 and the security is set to low in 2003. The number of columns is set propoerly but the list box just won't load values. I'm a newbie to Excel vba but have more experience with Access and never saw this 381 in Access. Thanx in advance for help on this. |
Runtime Error 381 Couldn't set list property, invalid array index
i have excel2003 also. I tried to reproduce your error
and it is as you said... error. if all the code is doing at your error is populating your list box, then use the rowsource property ListBox1.RowSource = "Sheet1!$J$1:$J$10" this worked fine for me. but make sure address is in same format as above. I didnt try all possible address syntax, but this format seems the ony one to work. If you need to cheat, Highlight the range and goto INSERT NAME DEFINE and the address will be listed in the right format. I'm only an amature, but I hope this helps... -----Original Message----- I opened a 97 spreadsheet in 2003 and now each time a user form is initialized a runtime error comes up in the following line in the vba code: ComboDeptNum.List = Sheets("Definitions").Range ("$J$1:$I$12") It is the same thing if I specify a named range: ComboDeptNum.List = Sheets("Definitions").Range ("DeptList") This exact same codes works fine in 97 and the security is set to low in 2003. The number of columns is set propoerly but the list box just won't load values. I'm a newbie to Excel vba but have more experience with Access and never saw this 381 in Access. Thanx in advance for help on this. . |
Runtime Error 381 Couldn't set list property, invalid array index
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