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VBA Combo Box for Excel
I have preference for Access based application, However, My boss wants me to
improve our monster pricing spreadsheet ONLY in Excel. My problem is I need to create database tables in separate worksheets and pick up the Items/Values needed on 1st spreadsheet. I cannot do what I need in perely excel, so I need to create a combox in VBA. Now - my big problem is that my combo box is fine but I cannot get the results to be placed in the cell that had focus when VBA Form was executed. Am I taking the long way? Is there something already written do do this. I want to see multiple columns (non-contigious) in combo box when making selection. -- Access Biased |
VBA Combo Box for Excel
Hi Tom
in the userform code: ActiveCell.Value = Me.ComboBox1.Text with ot without adjustments. Try to get away with data and normalization in an Access file, and pure Excel / Userform userinterfaces. Excel does miracles, but is close to useless when it comes to relational data and multiuser environments. Best wishes Harald "Tom W" wrote in message ... I have preference for Access based application, However, My boss wants me to improve our monster pricing spreadsheet ONLY in Excel. My problem is I need to create database tables in separate worksheets and pick up the Items/Values needed on 1st spreadsheet. I cannot do what I need in perely excel, so I need to create a combox in VBA. Now - my big problem is that my combo box is fine but I cannot get the results to be placed in the cell that had focus when VBA Form was executed. Am I taking the long way? Is there something already written do do this. I want to see multiple columns (non-contigious) in combo box when making selection. -- Access Biased |
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