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I have a form in Access that calculates the total value of a subassembly for
use in an estimating worksheet. Since we want to keep the underlying math visible in Excel, the form creates a string for the formula, which we cut and paste into the worksheet, of the form: qty1 & "*" & unitprice1 &"+" & _ qty2 & "*" & unitprice2 &"+" & _ .... qtyn & "*" & unitpricen &"+" & _ The form has combo boxes for the ProductType and Product that gets its rows from Access tables where we store the standard costs. I'd like to move this form into Excel, so that the user can invoke it from our custom toolbar or menu, and, by pressing a button, insert the formula into the active cell. But I'd like to keep the costs in Access. Is this possible? Can I create combo boxes within Excel that get their Rows from Access tables? Any help is appreciated. Sprinks |
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