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Default activex controls excel 2007 - Weird!

Hi All,

For background - I am developing a spreadsheet that contains 3 active
x comboboxes, the source is a named range 3 columns wide, and the
combobox is set for 3 columns. On the development machine that l am
using the comboboxes display properly and react to events correctly.

The weird behaviour comes when l try to use the spreadsheet on a
laptop or some different sized screen. In the case of the laptop the
comboboxes appear to have resized correctly but once they react to the
events the text gets smaller but the combobox size remains the same!
To make matters worse each time an item in the list is selected the
text gets smaller again!

I have tried all the usual suspects, move and size with cells, move
but dont size with cells, lock aspect ratio etc but the problem
persists.

Can anybody shed any light on this problem?

Reagrds

Michael

 
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