No, you need to tie to the click event. In the controls toolbox, click the
blue-green triangle icon (design mode).

Then double-click the combobox, this will create a template click event. Put
you code in their.

Back on the worksheet, take it out of design mode.

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"Monique" wrote in message
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It is a control toolbox combo. I just inserted a module. Is this
incorrect?

The combo box will effect other objects on the worksheet. The module isn't
reading the combo box so i know it won't read the other objects as well.
Is
there a similar way to do this in a module or should i just make it a
procedure for the worksheet location?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

What sort of combobox, and where is your module?

If it is a forms combobox, the assigned macro should go in a standard
code
module.

If it is a control toolbox combo, you should check it the control's
click
event.

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"Monique" wrote in message
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I have created a module that will handle when a change occurs to the
excel
worksheet in a combo box.

Depending on the selection value in the combo box, it will go to the
module
and change the format of the worksheet.

The problem is the module is not recognizing the combo box.

How can the module recognize the objects that are related to the
worksheet?