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Default Unique Listbox Scripting Dictionary

I all,
Let me see if i can explain this in a way that will get some help!
I have a userform that has a combo box (A) that is filled when the form
initializes. Depending on what the user selects it then fills the next
combobox (B), my problem arises in that i just want the unique items. No
double entries to fill the combo box.
A B
Grapes Red Flames
Peach Yellow
Grapes Thompsons
Grapes Ruby Reds
Peach White

The following is some of the code:
Private Sub LoadLocation()

With lstFieldLocation
.Clear
Farm = cboFarm.Value
For Index = 2 To source.Rows.Count
If Farm = source.Cells(Index, 1) Then
.AddItem source.Cells(Index, 2) ' Field Location

End If
Next
End With

Dim Locations As New Scripting.Dictionary
For Index = 2 To source.Rows.Count
Loc = source.Cells(Index, "b").Value
If Not Locations.Exists(Loc) Then
Locations.Add Loc, Loc
lstFieldLocation.AddItem Farm
End If
Next
End Sub
Please let me know if you need anything else. Thank you so much, Jennifer
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Thank you,

Jennifer
 
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