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ListBox content not saved
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I'm working with a ListBox embedded in a worksheet. I noticed that, saving and closing the workbook, the content of my ListBox is not saved. Is there a way to make Excel preserve the content of my ListBox? Thank you. |
ListBox content not saved
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Private Sub Workbook_Open() ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.Clear ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("1") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("2") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("3") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("4") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("5") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("6") ActiveSheet.CmbBoxDay.AddItem ("7") End Sub put this code in the 'ThisWorkbook' page on the VB developer enviroment. and then save i used a combo box but the effect is the same. "Paolo Sardi" wrote: Hi, I'm working with a ListBox embedded in a worksheet. I noticed that, saving and closing the workbook, the content of my ListBox is not saved. Is there a way to make Excel preserve the content of my ListBox? Thank you. |
ListBox content not saved
The default action for controls is to unload from memory all property values
upon closing which includes closing a workbook. As Noob pointed out, they can be reloaded automatically with the workbook open event or in the initialize event of a form where applicable. However, to reload them with the workbook open event, they would have to be saved in a file somewhere or be calculated from data that is saved in a file and loaded with AddItem.. "Paolo Sardi" wrote: Hi, I'm working with a ListBox embedded in a worksheet. I noticed that, saving and closing the workbook, the content of my ListBox is not saved. Is there a way to make Excel preserve the content of my ListBox? Thank you. |
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