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On 11 juil, 08:32, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com
wrote: That HTML looks odd. There is no "language" attribute for select elements. This should do it though: With IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate") .selectedIndex = 0 .onchange End With Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... On 10 juil, 18:10, "Tim" <tim j williams at gmail dot com wrote: It would help if you could show the complete code you're using, as well as the relevant source from the web page. Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - Here is the code for the listbox : <select language="javascript" class="texteSmall" id="ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate" style="border-style: none; width: 95%;" onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu$DdSelDate','' )" ]="" name="ucTitreRendu:DdSelDate" <option value="-1"JUIN 2007 [en cours]</option <option value="107" selected="selected"AVRIL 2007</option </select </td </tr </tbody </table And you already have the VBA code I am using. Perfect Tim, thanks a lot. |
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