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How do I write a macro that as an item is typed in a list of possible matchs
pop down and one can be selected? Thanks |
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What about using a ComboBox instead. You get some auto-completion feedback
while typing and can quick traverse the list, one item at a time, by using the up/down arrow keys without ever showing its drop-down list. Rick "ranswert" wrote in message ... How do I write a macro that as an item is typed in a list of possible matchs pop down and one can be selected? Thanks |
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