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How do I bind a list in Excel to a combo box on a userform
I have 2 worksheets, one has the list the other the user form. I am having
trouble getting the combo box populated with the list. |
How do I bind a list in Excel to a combo box on a userform
Mike
Two worksheets or two workbooks? Are the two worksheets in the same workbook? UserForm is a particular type of object in Excel. Some people call worksheets they have formatted "forms". So is your combobox on a UserForm or on a Worksheet? Is the combobox from the Forms toolbar or the Control Toolbox? What is the nature of the list - rows, columns, type of data? -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com MikeM wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one has the list the other the user form. I am having trouble getting the combo box populated with the list. |
How do I bind a list in Excel to a combo box on a userform
Dick,
My workbook has 2 worksheets, the first has the userform (is an actual userform) on it and the second contains the data i want to bind to the combobox. I created the combobox using the toolbox that opens when you create a userform in the VBA editor. The list is 2 columns of data - product codes (eg s55633) and product descriptions. Thanks, Mike "Dick Kusleika" wrote: Mike Two worksheets or two workbooks? Are the two worksheets in the same workbook? UserForm is a particular type of object in Excel. Some people call worksheets they have formatted "forms". So is your combobox on a UserForm or on a Worksheet? Is the combobox from the Forms toolbar or the Control Toolbox? What is the nature of the list - rows, columns, type of data? -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com MikeM wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one has the list the other the user form. I am having trouble getting the combo box populated with the list. |
How do I bind a list in Excel to a combo box on a userform
Mike
This link http://www.dicks-blog.com/archives/2...stboxcombobox/ shows how to do it for a listbox, but it's the same for a combobox. -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com MikeM wrote: Dick, My workbook has 2 worksheets, the first has the userform (is an actual userform) on it and the second contains the data i want to bind to the combobox. I created the combobox using the toolbox that opens when you create a userform in the VBA editor. The list is 2 columns of data - product codes (eg s55633) and product descriptions. Thanks, Mike "Dick Kusleika" wrote: Mike Two worksheets or two workbooks? Are the two worksheets in the same workbook? UserForm is a particular type of object in Excel. Some people call worksheets they have formatted "forms". So is your combobox on a UserForm or on a Worksheet? Is the combobox from the Forms toolbar or the Control Toolbox? What is the nature of the list - rows, columns, type of data? -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com MikeM wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one has the list the other the user form. I am having trouble getting the combo box populated with the list. |
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