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controlsource cells(2,3) ?
Hi everbody,
is there a way to define the controlsource property for a textbox on a userform like textbox1.controlsource = cells(2,3)? I got textbox1.controlsource = "c2" working, but for programming issues, I'm used to (rowindex, columnindex). Also, I'd like to know, how the two possible reference styles are called. Thx -- Helmut Weber Win XP, Office 2003 |
controlsource cells(2,3) ?
textbox1.controlsource = cells(2,3).Address(false,false)
should do it -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Helmut Weber" wrote in message ... Hi everbody, is there a way to define the controlsource property for a textbox on a userform like textbox1.controlsource = cells(2,3)? I got textbox1.controlsource = "c2" working, but for programming issues, I'm used to (rowindex, columnindex). Also, I'd like to know, how the two possible reference styles are called. Thx -- Helmut Weber Win XP, Office 2003 |
controlsource cells(2,3) ?
Thank you Bob
-- Greetings from Bavaria, Germany Helmut Weber Win XP, Office 2003 "red.sys" & Chr$(64) & "t-online.de" |
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