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I am in the process of building a complex workbook.
Within the workbook is several worksheets. Each worksheet has several ComboBoxes that allow the user to make a selection of several options. However, some of the options do not relate. My task is to code the sheet so that unrelated choices are not an option or when a selection is made that does not relate to a previous selection then a Msgbox will appear and tell the user what to change. Below is an example of what is included. multiple ComboBoxes each with a formula string that includes VLookups from tables within the worksheet. Example. ComboBox 1 will include the following options: 8 16 12 32 40 48 ComboBox 2 will include the following: Stitch Perfect Paste If the user choses any number over 16 in ComboBox 1 and then chooses "Paste" from ComboBox 2 I need to do 1 of 2 things. I need either Paste to not be an option if 16 or higher is chosen OR I need a MsgBox explaining the problem. Many thanks to anyone who can point me in the right direction for this or who knows the code I am looking for. Ed |
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