Is there a way to call up those cool dialog boxes that Excel uses for
users to select/enter a range into a text edit box?

Something like:

Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSelectRange).Show


Or, as an alternative, is it possible to continue displaying a userform
while selecting cells on a worksheet, or selecting a new worksheet?


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jdawson
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Yes, use the RefEdit control on a userform.

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Is there a way to call up those cool dialog boxes that Excel uses for
users to select/enter a range into a text edit box?

Something like:

Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSelectRange).Show


Or, as an alternative, is it possible to continue displaying a userform
while selecting cells on a worksheet, or selecting a new worksheet?


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jdawson
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Look at the RefEdit control. If it isn't on the control toolbox toolbar,
try Tools=Additional Controls

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Tom Ogilvy


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Is there a way to call up those cool dialog boxes that Excel uses for
users to select/enter a range into a text edit box?

Something like:

Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSelectRange).Show


Or, as an alternative, is it possible to continue displaying a userform
while selecting cells on a worksheet, or selecting a new worksheet?


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jdawson
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