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OK. I give up. I have a combobox where the data is sorted and bound to an
excel range like:
Rows(RowStart% & ":" & RowEnd%).Sort Key1:=Range(Column$ &
RowStart%), Header:=xlYes
.RowSource = Column$ & RowStart% & ":" & Column$ & RowEnd%
.ListRows = IIf(.ListCount 20, 20, .ListCount)
.DropDown
The above occurs on the selection of the combobox via ._Enter.
When the user selects an item, I record the selection and clear
<unsuccessfully the combobox .
I have tried .clear, but that only is supposed to be used with .Additem.
And the system tells
me so; it crashes with an unspecified error.
I've tried .RowSource = "", but apparently, when you do that, .ListIndex
becomes invalid and
causes another error, and if I try to set it to -1, another error yet.
What is the proper method for clearing a listbox bound to a spreadsheet
range? Is there
something I have missed?


 
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