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Input/combo box
Does anyone know how to do this (code) using a input/combo box
The user need to either select and excel worksheet to update (list of worksheets is a range on another excel worksheet) or all worksheets From the input box, it would ask if to update all worksheets (yes no) if no it would bring up the another input box with the range of sheets to select Thanks -- Helping Is always a good thing |
Input/combo box
Instead of dropdowns, how about a user form with a series of checkboxes, one
for each sheet in the workbook? The checkbox label is the name of the associated sheet. One checkbox at the top as a "select all" option, with a change event that sets all the others to true (or false when it's unchecked). Then an "OK" button that runs the update routine for each checked box, using the label caption as the worksheet name on which to perform the update. "QuietMan" wrote: Does anyone know how to do this (code) using a input/combo box The user need to either select and excel worksheet to update (list of worksheets is a range on another excel worksheet) or all worksheets From the input box, it would ask if to update all worksheets (yes no) if no it would bring up the another input box with the range of sheets to select Thanks -- Helping Is always a good thing |
Input/combo box
Do you mean if not all sheets then from the range of sheets you want to be
able to select multiple sheets or just one sheet? If the latter then you could just have a combo box and have the first option All Sheets otherwise the user selects an individual sheet. The code can then handle the users selections. You could also use a List box similar to above but set Multi select so the user can make multiple selections. It can be coded so that if All Sheets is one of the selections then any other selections are ignored. -- Regards, OssieMac "QuietMan" wrote: Does anyone know how to do this (code) using a input/combo box The user need to either select and excel worksheet to update (list of worksheets is a range on another excel worksheet) or all worksheets From the input box, it would ask if to update all worksheets (yes no) if no it would bring up the another input box with the range of sheets to select Thanks -- Helping Is always a good thing |
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