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Not by assinging. In you single macro, you would use/examine the listindex
property and make a decision about which of the 14 macros to call. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JT" wrote in message ... I have a dropdown list on an Excel sheet and would like to assign macros to each of the 14 entries that are in the drowdown menu. I am able to assign a single macro that runs when clicking on any name in the list but I want to assign a different macro to each name in the list. Can that be done? Thanks |
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Thanks for responding Tom. I have no idea what you are suggesting. I
attempted to find the "examine the listindex property" that you suggested but did not see it. I am new to this type of programming in Excel/Visual Basic so I forgive my being slow. Thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Not by assinging. In you single macro, you would use/examine the listindex property and make a decision about which of the 14 macros to call. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JT" wrote in message ... I have a dropdown list on an Excel sheet and would like to assign macros to each of the 14 entries that are in the drowdown menu. I am able to assign a single macro that runs when clicking on any name in the list but I want to assign a different macro to each name in the list. Can that be done? Thanks |
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