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Have macro force user to selecat a value
Part of my macro now has this line.
Range("D2").FormulaR1C1 = "CTR" It enters the value "CTR" in a cell. Now I need to modify it, so that it opens up a box in which the user can select a value from a list of 3 options. How do I do this? What code do I need? |
Have macro force user to selecat a value
I would create a user form with a combo or list box with your options in it.
triger it with userform1.show and give it an "Apply" button to insert the value and close the userform. "Pluggie" wrote: Part of my macro now has this line. Range("D2").FormulaR1C1 = "CTR" It enters the value "CTR" in a cell. Now I need to modify it, so that it opens up a box in which the user can select a value from a list of 3 options. How do I do this? What code do I need? |
Have macro force user to selecat a value
Works like a charm. Thanks... I used two userforms already...
"Atishoo" wrote: I would create a user form with a combo or list box with your options in it. triger it with userform1.show and give it an "Apply" button to insert the value and close the userform. "Pluggie" wrote: Part of my macro now has this line. Range("D2").FormulaR1C1 = "CTR" It enters the value "CTR" in a cell. Now I need to modify it, so that it opens up a box in which the user can select a value from a list of 3 options. How do I do this? What code do I need? |
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