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Try the previous suggestion and don't modify that code.
Karen53 wrote: Ok, I took out the Sheets("Table") and left just the "PoolTypes" and it works. What's wrong with my Sheets? That is the name of the sheet. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Yep. You didn't use the correct procedure name. Sub Userform_Initialize() Me.Caption = "Pool Types" With Me.lstPoolList .RowSource _ = Worksheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes").Address(ext ernal:=True) '.RowSource = "PoolTypes" '.RowSource = Sheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes") .BoundColumn = 1 .ColumnCount = 1 .ListStyle = fmListStyleOption End With End Sub I didn't look at the other routines. Karen53 wrote: Hi Dave, Here is my complete code for the form. This resides in the forms module. I have the new value being obtained by a textbox when they click 'Save'. Sub frmPoolTypes_Initialize() Load frmPoolTypes Me.Caption = "Pool Types" With Me.lstPoolList '.RowSource = Worksheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes").Address(ext ernal:=True) '.RowSource = "PoolTypes" .RowSource = Sheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes") .BoundColumn = 1 .ColumnCount = 1 .ListStyle = fmListStyleOption End With frmPoolTypes.Show End Sub Private Sub cmdSave_Click() Dim Choice As Long Dim NewPool As String Choice = lstPoolList.ListIndex NewPool = txtNewPool Range("PoolTypes").Item(Choice, 1).Value = NewPool Unload frmPoolTypes End Sub Private Sub cmdCancel_Click() Unload frmPoolTypes End Sub Do you see anything I've missed? Thanks, "Dave Peterson" wrote: Any chance that you renamed that _initialize procedure to something like: frmPoolTypes_Initialize ???? If you did, name it back to what excel expects it to be. UserForm_Initialize Karen53 wrote: Hi, Thanks to you both for your replies. I have tried these: With frmPoolTypes.lstPoolList .RowSource = Worksheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes").Address(ext ernal:=True) and I tried .RowSource = "PoolTypes" and I tried .RowSource = Sheets("Table").Range("PoolTypes") End With The form comes up but with no data. I get no error messages. I have double checked the names of my form, listbox, sheet and range. I can set the caption for the form ok, but I'm not getting the data range. What else could I be missing? Thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try: ..RowSource = "PoolTypes" Personally, I find this more self-documenting: ..RowSource = worksheets("sheet9999").Range("PoolTypes").address (external:=true) Karen53 wrote: Hi, I have a listbox that I am trying to set the rowsource with VBA. If I set the rowsource manually in the properties window to mynameedrange, my code works great. I'm having trouble with the code setting it with VBA. Here's what I have: With frmPoolTypes.lstPoolList .RowSource = Range("PoolTypes") .BoundColumn = 1 .ColumnCount = 1 .ListStyle = fmListStyleOption End With What am I doing wrong? Thanks, -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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