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I am inserting a combobox on a user form, which will display a list of dates
from a linked worksheet. I have succesfully displayed the current date in the combobox, but if I need to use an alternative date and click the drop down arrow, it starts at the beginning of the list, meaning the user may have to scroll a long way to get to the date they need. Is there anyway to make the list start part way through i.e. at today's date, giving the user the option to scroll up or down to the appropriate date. Am I using the wrong control? NB I can't use the calendar option suggested in other posts for entering dates (company security policy ). Thanks for any suggestions |
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