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I have several combo boxes on a user form that I am using to populate cells
in a hidden worksheet. After one of these combo boxes gets the focus, I am unable to move the focus to another control on the form if I don't select a value from the combo box. This error also occurs after I have seleted a value from the combo an then gone back and deleted it. The dialog box does not indicate a particular error number, and only gives the OK button to exit. To move my cursor out of the control, I have to escape out, which voids the other changes I have made to that "record". I'm sure there is a property (AllowNulls) or something like that that I am missing on these combo boxes, would someone please enlighten me? Dale -- Email address is not valid. Please reply to newsgroup only. |
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