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VBA Inserted Data Validation Fails
I am trying to use Dynamic Data Validation inserted at run time but it fails
consistantly with : Method 'Add' of Object 'Validation' failed. The most basic snippet I tried was: ------------------------------------------- ---sub cmdClick() Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = Worksheets("sheet1") wks.Range("A1").Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "=1,2,3" The parent sheet is full of ADO 2.8 and other code that is fine. It is only this functionality that fails. Is there some other property to set or enable? I cannot find anywhere speicifying any other object requirements. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. |
VBA Inserted Data Validation Fails
RickK
Two things: Get rid of the equal sign in your list. Also, if you run this more than once, you need to delete the validation, before you can add it: With wks.Range("a1").Validation .Delete .Add xlValidateList, , , "1,2,3" End With hth, Doug "_RickK" wrote in message ... I am trying to use Dynamic Data Validation inserted at run time but it fails consistantly with : Method 'Add' of Object 'Validation' failed. The most basic snippet I tried was: ------------------------------------------- ---sub cmdClick() Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = Worksheets("sheet1") wks.Range("A1").Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "=1,2,3" The parent sheet is full of ADO 2.8 and other code that is fine. It is only this functionality that fails. Is there some other property to set or enable? I cannot find anywhere speicifying any other object requirements. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. |
VBA Inserted Data Validation Fails
RickK,
It works for me and I can't think of what the issue might be. Doug "_RickK" wrote in message ... No luck. Still have the same error popping up. I am on 2003 SP2 and also got the same error on 2000. "Doug Glancy" wrote: RickK Two things: Get rid of the equal sign in your list. Also, if you run this more than once, you need to delete the validation, before you can add it: With wks.Range("a1").Validation .Delete .Add xlValidateList, , , "1,2,3" End With hth, Doug "_RickK" wrote in message ... I am trying to use Dynamic Data Validation inserted at run time but it fails consistantly with : Method 'Add' of Object 'Validation' failed. The most basic snippet I tried was: ------------------------------------------- ---sub cmdClick() Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = Worksheets("sheet1") wks.Range("A1").Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "=1,2,3" The parent sheet is full of ADO 2.8 and other code that is fine. It is only this functionality that fails. Is there some other property to set or enable? I cannot find anywhere speicifying any other object requirements. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. |
VBA Inserted Data Validation Fails
The sheet isn't protected, is it? That would get you the error.
Doug "Doug Glancy" wrote in message ... RickK, It works for me and I can't think of what the issue might be. Doug "_RickK" wrote in message ... No luck. Still have the same error popping up. I am on 2003 SP2 and also got the same error on 2000. "Doug Glancy" wrote: RickK Two things: Get rid of the equal sign in your list. Also, if you run this more than once, you need to delete the validation, before you can add it: With wks.Range("a1").Validation .Delete .Add xlValidateList, , , "1,2,3" End With hth, Doug "_RickK" wrote in message ... I am trying to use Dynamic Data Validation inserted at run time but it fails consistantly with : Method 'Add' of Object 'Validation' failed. The most basic snippet I tried was: ------------------------------------------- ---sub cmdClick() Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = Worksheets("sheet1") wks.Range("A1").Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "=1,2,3" The parent sheet is full of ADO 2.8 and other code that is fine. It is only this functionality that fails. Is there some other property to set or enable? I cannot find anywhere speicifying any other object requirements. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. |
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