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I have a combo box that lists all standard sizes for an item we manufacture.
It is set to allow the user to input a value not on the list if they desire. However, if they input their own size, I need to determine this, so I can charge for a non-standard size. Note that I am trying to make a generic VBA routine that I can use in both Excel and AutoCAD, so I don't want to use any Excel specific commands. I have populated my combo box with a command like this; Dim StdSizes(100,100,100) 'Then I populate the array with inches, feet-inch, and meters for out standard sizes Combo1.Column() = StdSizes I imagine I can use a Combo1_Change() event to determine when the user is finished typing, and then compare the new value of the combo box to all the values in the array to see if there are any matches. Any other methods you can recommend? Joe Dunfee |
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