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Repost of Listbox Headers
For some reason I lost all newsgroup items posted from 10/7 thru 12:51pm
today. One of which was mine....I've tried downloading all and I don't get anything.... Anyway, here's what I need. I have a listbox that I populate view VBA. I do not have data in the spreadsheet so I don't use RowSource. How can I programmatically name the headers of my listbox? Mike |
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Repost of Listbox Headers
I don't think you can.
Maybe you could put the data into a worksheet, add headers and use the rowsource. Or maybe you could get "creative" and add a label above the listbox that describes the fields. Mike Milligan wrote: For some reason I lost all newsgroup items posted from 10/7 thru 12:51pm today. One of which was mine....I've tried downloading all and I don't get anything.... Anyway, here's what I need. I have a listbox that I populate view VBA. I do not have data in the spreadsheet so I don't use RowSource. How can I programmatically name the headers of my listbox? Mike -- Dave Peterson |
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