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Loop trough comboboxes
Hi,
I have 10 comboboxes (named cbx1 to cbx10) in a worksheet. When I open the workbook, is it possible to loop through the 10 comboboxes to set some data. In Access it's possible with code like this: For CB = 1 To 10 Me("cbx" & CB).Visible = True Next CB Is it possible to do something like that in Excel VBA? //Lasse |
Loop trough comboboxes
I believe the short answer to that is yes.
Regards, Steve Lasse wrote: Hi, I have 10 comboboxes (named cbx1 to cbx10) in a worksheet. When I open the workbook, is it possible to loop through the 10 comboboxes to set some data. In Access it's possible with code like this: For CB = 1 To 10 Me("cbx" & CB).Visible = True Next CB Is it possible to do something like that in Excel VBA? //Lasse |
Loop trough comboboxes
Try something like
Dim Ctrl As MSForms.Control For Each Ctrl In Me.Controls If TypeOf Ctrl Is MSForms.ComboBox Then Ctrl.Visible = True End If Next Ctrl -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "Lasse" wrote in message ... Hi, I have 10 comboboxes (named cbx1 to cbx10) in a worksheet. When I open the workbook, is it possible to loop through the 10 comboboxes to set some data. In Access it's possible with code like this: For CB = 1 To 10 Me("cbx" & CB).Visible = True Next CB Is it possible to do something like that in Excel VBA? //Lasse |
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