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I generally put my code in the Private Sub UserForm_Initialize(). But
if your requirements for the combobox change as you progress through
the user form, then put the code in the ComboBox1_Enter, or Click, or
DblClick event.

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On Jun 22, 8:15 pm, David Sisson wrote:
I generally put my code in the Private Sub UserForm_Initialize(). But
if your requirements for the combobox change as you progress through
the user form, then put the code in the ComboBox1_Enter, or Click, or
DblClick event.


Thanks for the reply. I will place the code in the
UserForm_Initialize() and see what happens. I guess I don't
understand how that code would be specific to my combo box?? I am new
to Excel VBA, obviously, so any tips or help is appreciated.

Thanks,Matt

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