Tom,

The comboboxes are populated during the UserForm_Initialize() event:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
With comTeam1
.AddItem "Airdrie"
.AddItem "West Lothian"
End With - (many more teams in the real sheet)

With comTeam2
.AddItem "Airdrie"
.AddItem "West Lothian"
End With - (many more teams in the real sheet)
End Sub

So I felt that during the code I could use something like:

"comTeam2.RemoveItem comTeam1"

Thanks

Seamu

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You can, but removeitem requires an index

comTeam2.RemoveItem comTeam1.ListIndex

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Tom,

The comboboxes are populated during the UserForm_Initialize() event:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
With comTeam1
AddItem "Airdrie"
AddItem "West Lothian"
End With - (many more teams in the real sheet)

With comTeam2
AddItem "Airdrie"
AddItem "West Lothian"
End With - (many more teams in the real sheet)
End Sub

So I felt that during the code I could use something like:

"comTeam2.RemoveItem comTeam1"

Thanks

Seamus


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