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It's displaying the index of the selected item. You would use that against your input range using the INDEX worksheet function to return the actual value to where you want Alternatively you could use an activeX control )from the control toolbox and return it's value back to the worksheet using code? -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "Matt" wrote in message ... I have a Dialog box with a combo list (Form Control), I have selected an input range with 5 cells selected from a spreedsheet. The Problem I am facing at the moment is when I use the "cell Link" command back to a cell in my worksheet it does not show the true content ... Eg if I select my second value (1250) in the combo list, it displays '2' back in my worksheet cell instead of the true value.. How would I change that sequence to show my true values? |
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