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translate ws formula to vba code
Can someone please translate this worksheet formula to vba code?
=NameList,INDEX(NameColumn,MATCH(A2,BadgeColumn,0) ) The formula does what I need it to do, but I am trying to create a userform with comboxes and need the second combobox to do this based on information supplied in the first combobox. Thank you in advance! |
translate ws formula to vba code
Activesheet.Evaluate("=NameList,INDEX(NameColumn,M ATCH(A2,BadgeColumn,0))")
either that or use FIND to find A2 in BadgeColumn, then pick up that cell in NameColumn. What is NameList? -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "L Scholes" wrote in message oups.com... Can someone please translate this worksheet formula to vba code? =NameList,INDEX(NameColumn,MATCH(A2,BadgeColumn,0) ) The formula does what I need it to do, but I am trying to create a userform with comboxes and need the second combobox to do this based on information supplied in the first combobox. Thank you in advance! |
translate ws formula to vba code
I am trying to create two dependant comboboxes on a userform, cboOff
and cboNam. I currently have a data validation cell on my worksheet with BadgeList as the named function to populate that list. Then, in A2, I have the formula above to supply the name of the officer (from NameList) with that badge number. I am trying to transfer over to UserForm to get the same thing, I just can't get the comboboxes to be dependant on one another??? Thank you! |
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