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i have a userform with four comboboxes from which the user makes their
choice (then for each combobox, some extra info is completed in adjacent textboxes). all comboboxes could potentially start with the same list of data, but what i want to do is remove the list item from an unused combobox if it has already been selected in another combobox previously (but then if that first one changes, the item then becomes available again in the remaining comboboxes). ie, if the complete list contains five items and one is chosen in one of the comboboxes, the remaining 'boxes have only four (and so on until all the boxes have selections made). so the question is, how can i make it 'look up' the already selected items and remove it from the remaining combobox lists, then add it back if the combobox choice changes? thank you. |
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