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Default Soup to nuts listbox help needed

I've created a userform before but it was a long time ago and I don't
have it or the resources I used to create it available, so I need some
help.

The goal is to have a userform open upon clicking on a custom toolbar
button that will have a listbox with "English" names for web pages
whose URL is dynamic (www.mysite.com?page=4&dept=74&lang=-1). When a
user selects the English name from the dropdown, it will be used to
reference both the URL (for a web query - already written and working)
and a worksheet that contains data for the webpage. The macro is in a
hidden workbook, so I do have the option of creating a table to lookup
the values for the English name.

I have the userform created with the listbox and buttons on it I need,
but I don't know how to load the English names into the listbox, have
the listbox pop up, and then how to have the existing macro reference
the needed values based on the listbox choice.

TIA,
Jim

 
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