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I have looked in many places and realize this is probably simple, but how do
I put column headings in my columns in my listbox?

I have set column headings to true, but then what?

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Hi Richard,

If the listbox is on a userform, setting the ColumnHeads property to True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the RowSource
property.

If the listbox is on a worksheet, setting the ColumnHeads property to True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the
ListFillRange.

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I have looked in many places and realize this is probably simple, but how
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I put column headings in my columns in my listbox?

I have set column headings to true, but then what?

Thanks in advance




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I'm getting the data from an external source on a userform.
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Hi Richard,

If the listbox is on a userform, setting the ColumnHeads property to True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the

RowSource
property.

If the listbox is on a worksheet, setting the ColumnHeads property to

True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the
ListFillRange.

---
Regards,
Norman



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I have looked in many places and realize this is probably simple, but how
do
I put column headings in my columns in my listbox?

I have set column headings to true, but then what?

Thanks in advance






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Default List Box Column Headings

You can't use the columnheads property then. You would have to simulate
them with a row of textboxes or a one row hide listbox above your other
listbox.

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Tom Ogilvy

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I'm getting the data from an external source on a userform.
"Norman Jones" wrote in message
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Hi Richard,

If the listbox is on a userform, setting the ColumnHeads property to

True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the

RowSource
property.

If the listbox is on a worksheet, setting the ColumnHeads property to

True
will pick up the headings from the row above the range set for the
ListFillRange.

---
Regards,
Norman



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I have looked in many places and realize this is probably simple, but

how
do
I put column headings in my columns in my listbox?

I have set column headings to true, but then what?

Thanks in advance








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