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Why not check to see if the value is on the list before you plop it into the
combobox? steve wrote: I have some ComboBoxes on a form. I set MatchRequired = True. If I fill these boxes with data from a worksheet (through VBA), it will let me use items that are not found in the required list. In other words, the required match is not checked until the user enters then exits the combobox. How do I check that the MatchRequired has been met if the user is not going to go in, then out, of every combobox? Example: the combobox is named ComboBoxColors the validated list contains these items: "Blue" "Green" "Red" If I use VBA and say, ComboBoxColors.Value = "Pink" (value from a worksheet), it will set the value = "Pink". If I then enter the combobox, then leave it, I will get an error that this is not a legal entry. How can I trap this error at the time I copy the value from the worksheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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