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I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normal combo box working, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activex box I could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander |
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Do you wish to use an XP look combobox? I think your idea is right because MSForms class doesnt supply an XP look controls unless you use ActiveX controls... by using Xmlschemas manifest for Excel.exe -- Regards, Halim " wrote: Hi there I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normal combo box working, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activex box I could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander |
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On Apr 24, 9:46 pm, Halim wrote:
Hi, Do you wish to use an XP look combobox? I think your idea is right because MSForms class doesnt supply an XP look controls unless you use ActiveX controls... by using Xmlschemas manifest for Excel.exe -- Regards, Halim " wrote: Hi there I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normalcomboboxworking, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activexboxI could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander Hi I do not want the XP look, as I already have a box that looks like that (i.e. with the big red x close button and the ability the move) I want the kind where you go to view, control toolbox, and then click combo box. |
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On Apr 26, 8:51 am, wrote:
On Apr 24, 9:46 pm, Halim wrote: Hi, Do you wish to use an XP look combobox? I think your idea is right because MSForms class doesnt supply an XP look controls unless you use ActiveX controls... by using Xmlschemas manifest for Excel.exe -- Regards, Halim " wrote: Hi there I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normalcomboboxworking, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activexboxI could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander Hi I do not want the XP look, as I already have a box that looks like that (i.e. with the big red x close button and the ability the move) I want the kind where you go to view, control toolbox, and then click combo box. Whats the problem with just using the combo-box from the control toolbox? David |
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On Apr 26, 3:34 pm, David G wrote:
On Apr 26, 8:51 am, wrote: On Apr 24, 9:46 pm, Halim wrote: Hi, Do you wish to use an XP look combobox? I think your idea is right because MSForms class doesnt supply an XP look controls unless you use ActiveX controls... by using Xmlschemas manifest for Excel.exe -- Regards, Halim " wrote: Hi there I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normalcomboboxworking, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activexboxI could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander Hi I do not want the XP look, as I already have aboxthat looks like that (i.e. with the big redxclose button and the ability the move) I want the kind where you go to view, control toolbox, and then click combobox. Whats the problem with just using thecombo-boxfrom the control toolbox? David I want to use the one from the control tool box. I just don't know how to get the code to drive it to do what I want to do, such as a launch a macro when a certain case is clicked. |
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On Apr 26, 9:15 pm, wrote:
On Apr 26, 3:34 pm, David G wrote: On Apr 26, 8:51 am, wrote: On Apr 24, 9:46 pm, Halim wrote: Hi, Do you wish to use an XP look combobox? I think your idea is right because MSForms class doesnt supply an XP look controls unless you use ActiveX controls... by using Xmlschemas manifest for Excel.exe -- Regards, Halim " wrote: Hi there I'm trying to use an activex combobox to display a list of data and have it so that when a user picks on one, say BASIC it updates a certain range of cells (say B82:B86) with values that I have defined in a macro called basic. If they pick INCREASED it will update those same cells except with numbers a little higher, which I have defined in a macro called increased. I got a normalcomboboxworking, but it is too large and ugly and obtrusive so I figured if I took my hand at an activexboxI could keep my sheet looking pretty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Alexander Hi I do not want the XP look, as I already have aboxthat looks like that (i.e. with the big redxclose button and the ability the move) I want the kind where you go to view, control toolbox, and then click combobox. Whats the problem with just using thecombo-boxfrom the control toolbox? David I want to use the one from the control tool box. I just don't know how to get the code to drive it to do what I want to do, such as a launch a macro when a certain case is clicked. After you create the button (using the control toolbox), double clicking the button (while in Design mode) will automatically create a VBA event-handler for the Click action. You can get your macro to execute from there. Cheers, David |
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