I have a combo box on my form with 12 columns. The items
are added down in the first column when I use the
following code:

combobox1.add item var1
combobox1.add item var2
combobox1.add item var3
combobox1.add item var4

I would like to add them across in Col 1, Col 2, Col 3 and
Col 4.

I haven't used combo boxes before and am struggling with
this one.

Thanks for the help

If you build an array and then assign it to the combobox list property, it
should populate the columns, e.g.,

lbItem (1,1) = "Name" 'Row 1, Column 1
lbItem (1,2) = "Company" 'Row 1, Column 2
lbItem (2,1) = "Bill" 'Row 2, Column 1
lbItem (2,2) = "MS" 'Row 2, Column 2
combobox1.list = lbitem()

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"JT" wrote:

I have a combo box on my form with 12 columns. The items
are added down in the first column when I use the
following code:

combobox1.add item var1
combobox1.add item var2
combobox1.add item var3
combobox1.add item var4

I would like to add them across in Col 1, Col 2, Col 3 and
Col 4.

I haven't used combo boxes before and am struggling with
this one.

Thanks for the help

if its a range

combobox1.List = worksheets("Sheet1") _
.Range("A2").Resize(20,12).Value

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


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I have a combo box on my form with 12 columns. The items
are added down in the first column when I use the
following code:

combobox1.add item var1
combobox1.add item var2
combobox1.add item var3
combobox1.add item var4

I would like to add them across in Col 1, Col 2, Col 3 and
Col 4.

I haven't used combo boxes before and am struggling with
this one.

Thanks for the help