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About list boxes
Hi Dave,
Thanks very much keith -----Original Message----- Can you sort the original range? If not, John Walkenbach has a way: http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip47.htm In fact, his sample code fills a listbox with unique entries with an optional sort. keith wrote: Hello, Is there a method somewhere in the listbox object that will allow me to sort the entire listbox based on a column reference? If it is there I can't seem to find it. thank you, Keith -- Dave Peterson . |
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