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I have a number of combo boxes within my Excel sheet. However, from other
cells I want to be able to get the values of those boxes.

The box name is cboList1.

For example - for a VLOOKUP command.

Can this be done?

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Default getting info from a combo box

Link the combobox to a cell and use that cell value.

If it is a controls combo, set the LinkedCell property to the cell.

If it is a Forms combo, set the Cell Link on the Control tab from the Format
Control menu option

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I have a number of combo boxes within my Excel sheet. However, from other
cells I want to be able to get the values of those boxes.

The box name is cboList1.

For example - for a VLOOKUP command.

Can this be done?

Many thanks
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Steve R



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