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Thanks Tom..
Looks like I forgot the ".name" piece. Once I put that in, it worked great. Dennis Tom Ogilvy wrote: Worksheets(1).ComboBox1.ListFillRange ="J2:J12" but I would include the sheet name as well With Worksheets(1) .ComboBox1.ListFillRange = .Name & "!J2:J12" End with if it is on Worksheets(1) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I have a combo box called ComboBox1 on a worksheet. I want to populate its values in VBA code. Let's say my list of values is in J2:J12. I then issue this command: ComboBox1.ListFillRange = "J2:J12", I get a "Run-time error '424'; Object required" message If I change this to: Set Worksheets(1).ComboBox1.ListFillRange = "J2:J12", I get "Run-time error '438'; Object doesn't support this property or method." Tried several other combinations, but nothing works yet. Can anyone help? Thanks. Dennis Hancy Eaton Corporation Cleveland, OH |
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