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![]() Hello Forgive my ignorance but I've looked everywhere for an answer to this question. Does anyone know how to get a dropdown on a userform combobox to deactivate via VBA (ie retract itself and deselect itself, but still show the combobox?) In other words, what command does the opposite of ComboBox1.DropDown I tried ComboBox1.DropDown = false and Shapes("Drop Down 1").Select Selection.Delete but neither did the trick. I'd be so grateful if anyone knew of a solution or could confirm there is no solution Best tp |
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