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I have a dropdown on a worksheet which is populated programatically - I can
put the options into it fine, but I can't get them back out again. I can get the .value or .listindex without a problem, but I'd rather be working with the string. I have been testing using the following: Sub show_region() Dim myDrop As Excel.DropDown Set myDrop = Sheets("report").DropDowns("select_drop") MsgBox myDrop.Text End Sub ..Text comes up as a possible completion, but when I try to use it I get "Unable to get the Text property of the DropDown class". Putting a watch on myDrop while this is running indicates that the same is true for Caption, which seemed the only other likely choice. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here? Is it even possible to get a string without having to go back and compare the index to the list originally used to populate the dropdown? |
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