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What would I use to do the following?
I have a userform which looks up the names of people on a list. I want the user form to show all the surnames starting with b for example. Then I would like the ability to click on the name in the list I want to select that paticular name. Thanks in advance Greg |
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Let's say your list of surnames is in A1:A100.
Sub UserForm_Initialize() Dim c As Range For Each c In Range("A1:A100").Cells If Left(c, 1) = "B" Then ListBox1.AddItem c Next End Sub Of course, you will need additional code because I assume you want to do something with the selected name after clicking on the ListBox. -- Vasant "Greg B" wrote in message ... What would I use to do the following? I have a userform which looks up the names of people on a list. I want the user form to show all the surnames starting with b for example. Then I would like the ability to click on the name in the list I want to select that paticular name. Thanks in advance Greg |
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That is great thanks I can write the code wasn't sure on how to get that
part to happen. Thank you Vasant Greg "Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com wrote in message ... Let's say your list of surnames is in A1:A100. Sub UserForm_Initialize() Dim c As Range For Each c In Range("A1:A100").Cells If Left(c, 1) = "B" Then ListBox1.AddItem c Next End Sub Of course, you will need additional code because I assume you want to do something with the selected name after clicking on the ListBox. -- Vasant "Greg B" wrote in message ... What would I use to do the following? I have a userform which looks up the names of people on a list. I want the user form to show all the surnames starting with b for example. Then I would like the ability to click on the name in the list I want to select that paticular name. Thanks in advance Greg |
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