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Worksheet and Listbox
I have a listbox and basically what happens is if the user double-clicks the
listbox the listbox value will be copied into the worksheet activecell if the activecell is in column C. What I do not like is when the cursor is in a cell in column C and then the user clicks on the listbox the activecell on the worksheet is not identified with a bold border or anything and the user cannot really tell which cell they were in until they double-click the listbox and the listbox value is passed to the ActiveCell. Question: Is there some way that when you click onto the Listbox that you can still tell which cell is the activecell on the worksheet. Thank you for your help. Steven |
Worksheet and Listbox
One crude way of doing it is to put this code in the Selection Change event
of your worksheet and see if it works for you. Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) Static c As Range Static ci As Integer If Not c Is Nothing Then c.Interior.ColorIndex = ci End If ci = Target.Cells(1).Interior.ColorIndex Target.Cells(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 Set c = Target.Cells(1) End Sub "Steven" wrote: I have a listbox and basically what happens is if the user double-clicks the listbox the listbox value will be copied into the worksheet activecell if the activecell is in column C. What I do not like is when the cursor is in a cell in column C and then the user clicks on the listbox the activecell on the worksheet is not identified with a bold border or anything and the user cannot really tell which cell they were in until they double-click the listbox and the listbox value is passed to the ActiveCell. Question: Is there some way that when you click onto the Listbox that you can still tell which cell is the activecell on the worksheet. Thank you for your help. Steven |
Worksheet and Listbox
Not crude at all! That is beautiful. Thank you very much.
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