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How do you add the warning pull down next to a cell?
I wonder if someone can direct me to the function, collection, documetnation,
etc. on how you add the little drop-down box next to a cell with the warning icon. Is it as simple as creating a drop down dialog, finding the cell corrdinates, and dialog.show() to the left of the cell. The toolip appears to be part of that dialog. Thanks |
How do you add the warning pull down next to a cell?
There are predefined errors conditions in Excel. The code below (from help)
shows how to check these values in code. Sub ErrorValue() ' Place a number written as text in cell A1. Range("A1").Formula = "'1" If Range("A1").Errors.Item(xlNumberAsText).Value = True Then MsgBox "Cell A1 has a number as text." Else MsgBox "Cell A1 is a number." End If End Sub If you want to define errors other than the errors that are included in Excel, I think that you would have to define a new class. A quick and easy alternative might be to use your code to check for errors, and use the AddComment method to add a comment to cells that you beleive contain errors. "Dave" wrote: I wonder if someone can direct me to the function, collection, documetnation, etc. on how you add the little drop-down box next to a cell with the warning icon. Is it as simple as creating a drop down dialog, finding the cell corrdinates, and dialog.show() to the left of the cell. The toolip appears to be part of that dialog. Thanks |
How do you add the warning pull down next to a cell?
Hi Jared,
Thanks for the reply. Actually, what I'm trying to avoid are message boxes. My application has hundreds of cells that are being updated and what I am looking for is a way to, individually, display an error message with each cell. Somthing like adding comments to a cell yet more like, in Office 2003, there is a little warning icon that appears to a cell with a problem. The icon is not much bigger than the cell. If you mouse over the icon, a toop tip is dissplayed and there is a pulldown arrow that, if selected, yields a short-cut menu for additional actions. It seems like a Range object may have an object that has this functionality build in like "comments". I just don't know how it's done in native Excel. Does that make sense? Dave |
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