I am trying to set a ComboBox to list values dependent, on what was
selected on an earlier ComboBox.

Private Sub ComboBox2_Change()
Select Case Comboxbox1.ListIndex
Case 0 'Operator Interface
ComboBox2.AddItem "Pushbutton" 'ListIndex = 0
ComboBox2.AddItem "Selector Switch" 'ListIndex = 1
ComboBox2.AddItem "Cam Switch" 'ListIndex = 2
ComboBox2.AddItem "Foot Switch" 'ListIndex = 3
End Select
End Sub

But it doesn't seem to be happy with my approach, I get Run-Time error
'424': Object Required.

Am I missing something simple, or is this approach incorrect, is there
another way?

TIA

I would use the click event, but as far as the error - that usually indicates
an invalid object

since "Comboxbox1" appears to be misspelled I would look there first.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


" wrote:

I am trying to set a ComboBox to list values dependent, on what was
selected on an earlier ComboBox.

Private Sub ComboBox2_Change()
Select Case Comboxbox1.ListIndex
Case 0 'Operator Interface
ComboBox2.AddItem "Pushbutton" 'ListIndex = 0
ComboBox2.AddItem "Selector Switch" 'ListIndex = 1
ComboBox2.AddItem "Cam Switch" 'ListIndex = 2
ComboBox2.AddItem "Foot Switch" 'ListIndex = 3
End Select
End Sub

But it doesn't seem to be happy with my approach, I get Run-Time error
'424': Object Required.

Am I missing something simple, or is this approach incorrect, is there
another way?

TIA

Quote "since "Comboxbox1" appears to be misspelled" This is a good
reason to require "Variable Declaration". In the VB editor goto
Tools... Options... and check "Require Variable Declaration". This
places "Option Explicit" at the top of every new code page, requiring
that you dim variables otherwise you will receive a compile error.
Basically it's a spell checking service for me.

Charles
xl Geek
Tom Ogilvy wrote:
I would use the click event, but as far as the error - that usually indicates
an invalid object

since "Comboxbox1" appears to be misspelled I would look there first.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


" wrote:

I am trying to set a ComboBox to list values dependent, on what was
selected on an earlier ComboBox.

Private Sub ComboBox2_Change()
Select Case Comboxbox1.ListIndex
Case 0 'Operator Interface
ComboBox2.AddItem "Pushbutton" 'ListIndex = 0
ComboBox2.AddItem "Selector Switch" 'ListIndex = 1
ComboBox2.AddItem "Cam Switch" 'ListIndex = 2
ComboBox2.AddItem "Foot Switch" 'ListIndex = 3
End Select
End Sub

But it doesn't seem to be happy with my approach, I get Run-Time error
'424': Object Required.

Am I missing something simple, or is this approach incorrect, is there
another way?

TIA

Thanks all, thats all it was, works fine now. I wonder how long I
would have slaved over this, when the whole time it was just a
mispelling.

Die_Another_Day wrote:
Quote "since "Comboxbox1" appears to be misspelled" This is a good
reason to require "Variable Declaration". In the VB editor goto
Tools... Options... and check "Require Variable Declaration". This
places "Option Explicit" at the top of every new code page, requiring
that you dim variables otherwise you will receive a compile error.
Basically it's a spell checking service for me.

Charles
xl Geek
Tom Ogilvy wrote:
I would use the click event, but as far as the error - that usually indicates
an invalid object

since "Comboxbox1" appears to be misspelled I would look there first.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


" wrote:

I am trying to set a ComboBox to list values dependent, on what was
selected on an earlier ComboBox.

Private Sub ComboBox2_Change()
Select Case Comboxbox1.ListIndex
Case 0 'Operator Interface
ComboBox2.AddItem "Pushbutton" 'ListIndex = 0
ComboBox2.AddItem "Selector Switch" 'ListIndex = 1
ComboBox2.AddItem "Cam Switch" 'ListIndex = 2
ComboBox2.AddItem "Foot Switch" 'ListIndex = 3
End Select
End Sub

But it doesn't seem to be happy with my approach, I get Run-Time error
'424': Object Required.

Am I missing something simple, or is this approach incorrect, is there
another way?

TIA