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VBA to call a range
This is probably very easy for someone so I am hoping someone will b kind enough to help. I have a userform with a listbox of several items. I would like th listindex number to call and print a specific range (components tha make up a product) from a different worksheet called "forecast". Any ideas on how best to achieve this? Thank you in advance -- newintow ----------------------------------------------------------------------- newintown's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1609 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=27540 |
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VBA to call a range
"newintown" schreef in bericht
... This is probably very easy for someone so I am hoping someone will be kind enough to help. I have a userform with a listbox of several items. I would like the listindex number to call and print a specific range (components that make up a product) from a different worksheet called "forecast". Any ideas on how best to achieve this? Thank you in advance! -- newintown So for every product item, you have an own sheet? And if so, are the items in the listbox showing the product's name and corresponding to those sheets? |
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