I have tried numerous examples on how to populate a listbox from a range
and can't get any of them to work. My only guess is that perhaps it is
something different in excel 2003? Maybe I need to change something in
properties?

I'm using the default ListBox1 on a standard userform(Sub
UserForm1_Initialize) and am trying to get a list from
sheets(customers).range("a1:a30")

Any ideas?


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I am assuming the list1 is the name of listbox




Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

For Each c In Range("a1:a30")
if c.value<"" then
list1.AddItem (c.Value)
end if
Next
End Sub


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I just found this one line of code to do the work. I'm not sure what
was wrong with every other method I tried. I kept on getting subscript
out of range error.


UserForm1.ListBox1.RowSource = "Customers!A1:a30"

Thanks for the help though.


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Ramthebuffs,

Don't be coy, give us the details <g. It's hard to say without knowing
what you've tried or what used to work for you. This works for me:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Me.ListBox1.List = Worksheets("customers").Range("A1:A30").Value
End Sub

hth,

Doug

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I have tried numerous examples on how to populate a listbox from a range
and can't get any of them to work. My only guess is that perhaps it is
something different in excel 2003? Maybe I need to change something in
properties?

I'm using the default ListBox1 on a standard userform(Sub
UserForm1_Initialize) and am trying to get a list from
sheets(customers).range("a1:a30")

Any ideas?


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But how about multiple-columns? does it still works ?





"Doug Glancy" ...
Ramthebuffs,

Don't be coy, give us the details <g. It's hard to say without knowing
what you've tried or what used to work for you. This works for me:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Me.ListBox1.List = Worksheets("customers").Range("A1:A30").Value
End Sub

hth,

Doug

"Ramthebuffs"
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I have tried numerous examples on how to populate a listbox from a range
and can't get any of them to work. My only guess is that perhaps it is
something different in excel 2003? Maybe I need to change something in
properties?

I'm using the default ListBox1 on a standard userform(Sub
UserForm1_Initialize) and am trying to get a list from
sheets(customers).range("a1:a30")

Any ideas?


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Doug, that one seemed to work also. I think I'll use it actually, it
looks a little more purdy ;-)

I still don't really know what went wrong. Maybe it was just late and
there was some simple answer to the problems I was having. Anyway, I
much prefer 1 line to more.


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