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Thanks Incidental for providing help, fixed it,
thanks ; On Sep 25, 5:34 pm, Incidental wrote: Hi one way of doing it would be to use array's this is fine if your options will not need to change on a regular basis Private Sub ComboBox2_Change() Select Case ComboBox2.Value Case "Wheels" ComboBox3.List = Array("bus", "car", "bicycle") Case "No Wheels" ComboBox3.List = Array("walk", "swim", "run") End Select End Sub hope this helps S |
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