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Hey GUYS,
Patrick gave me this the other night. Works great in the workbook he suplied until i copy it and put it into mine. This part looks in column f finds the the differant markets and fills the combo box in the form. The como box then fills the list box with four differant columns. Take a look at this area ********** the error message reads compile error, user defined type not defined. Any suggestions. Maybe other way to write it? THank you. Private Sub LoadMarkets() Dim markets As New Scripting.Dictionary ************** For index = 2 To source.Rows.Count market = source.Cells(index, "F").Value If Not markets.Exists(market) Then markets.Add market, market cmbMarket.AddItem market End If Next End Sub -- Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL! Jennifer |
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Hi,
In VBE: Tools--References .. select Microsoft Scripting Runtime from "Available References". It should now work OK. HTH "Jennifer" wrote: Hey GUYS, Patrick gave me this the other night. Works great in the workbook he suplied until i copy it and put it into mine. This part looks in column f finds the the differant markets and fills the combo box in the form. The como box then fills the list box with four differant columns. Take a look at this area ********** the error message reads compile error, user defined type not defined. Any suggestions. Maybe other way to write it? THank you. Private Sub LoadMarkets() Dim markets As New Scripting.Dictionary ************** For index = 2 To source.Rows.Count market = source.Cells(index, "F").Value If Not markets.Exists(market) Then markets.Add market, market cmbMarket.AddItem market End If Next End Sub -- Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL! Jennifer |
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or make your snippet latebound
(a bit slower but if item count is not high s/b ok. dim markets as object set markets = Createobject("scripting.dictionary") -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Toppers wrote : Hi, In VBE: Tools--References .. select Microsoft Scripting Runtime from "Available References". It should now work OK. HTH "Jennifer" wrote: Hey GUYS, Patrick gave me this the other night. Works great in the workbook he suplied until i copy it and put it into mine. This part looks in column f finds the the differant markets and fills the combo box in the form. The como box then fills the list box with four differant columns. Take a look at this area ********** the error message reads compile error, user defined type not defined. Any suggestions. Maybe other way to write it? THank you. Private Sub LoadMarkets() Dim markets As New Scripting.Dictionary ************** For index = 2 To source.Rows.Count market = source.Cells(index, "F").Value If Not markets.Exists(market) Then markets.Add market, market cmbMarket.AddItem market End If Next End Sub -- Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL! Jennifer |
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You guys are awesome! Hey Topper what does scripting runtime mean and what
are all those available references. How do i learn to use them? Thanks once again. -- Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL! Jennifer "Toppers" wrote: Hi, In VBE: Tools--References .. select Microsoft Scripting Runtime from "Available References". It should now work OK. HTH "Jennifer" wrote: Hey GUYS, Patrick gave me this the other night. Works great in the workbook he suplied until i copy it and put it into mine. This part looks in column f finds the the differant markets and fills the combo box in the form. The como box then fills the list box with four differant columns. Take a look at this area ********** the error message reads compile error, user defined type not defined. Any suggestions. Maybe other way to write it? THank you. Private Sub LoadMarkets() Dim markets As New Scripting.Dictionary ************** For index = 2 To source.Rows.Count market = source.Cells(index, "F").Value If Not markets.Exists(market) Then markets.Add market, market cmbMarket.AddItem market End If Next End Sub -- Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL! Jennifer |
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