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Default Forms, Range Control

I am running Office 2003, on a XP Pro OS.

I am trying to build a form in VBA for Excel and want to allow the user to
select a range similar to how the chart dialog works. The control is
basically a text box, but it has the little spreadsheet looking button that
allows the user to select a range from the spreadsheet. Are these available
on forms, and how to I get it to appear in the Forms Tool Bar?

Thanks much, in advance.

Eric


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Default Forms, Range Control

It is called the RefEdit tool. Right-click the controls toolbox, and select
additional controls, and scroll down and select it.

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I am running Office 2003, on a XP Pro OS.

I am trying to build a form in VBA for Excel and want to allow the user to
select a range similar to how the chart dialog works. The control is
basically a text box, but it has the little spreadsheet looking button

that
allows the user to select a range from the spreadsheet. Are these

available
on forms, and how to I get it to appear in the Forms Tool Bar?

Thanks much, in advance.

Eric




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