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Hi there,

Seems like a simple request, but no-one here can tell me how!

I have a macro which generates a chart, but it needs to generate this chart
from a selection which the user selects with a drop down.

I.e. Use drop down to select "data1", click on button to generate chart for
"data1".

Only thing is, I can't work out how to access what the drop-down is
currently set at?


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Link the dropdown to a cell, and then test that cell value.

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Hi there,

Seems like a simple request, but no-one here can tell me how!

I have a macro which generates a chart, but it needs to generate this

chart
from a selection which the user selects with a drop down.

I.e. Use drop down to select "data1", click on button to generate chart

for
"data1".

Only thing is, I can't work out how to access what the drop-down is
currently set at?


Steve



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