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Multi Column Combo Box
I have a multi column combo box that i want to set a default value for, but
can't seem to figure it out. It currently is blank by default. I know with a single column combo box you can use the .Value property but this doesn't seem to work with a multi column combo box. Any thoughts? |
Multi Column Combo Box
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..TEXT= OR ComboBox1.Listindex = 4 ' if you know the 0-based item number "babcock" wrote in message ... I have a multi column combo box that i want to set a default value for, but can't seem to figure it out. It currently is blank by default. I know with a single column combo box you can use the .Value property but this doesn't seem to work with a multi column combo box. Any thoughts? |
Multi Column Combo Box
This should shed some light on the subject of how ComboBoxes work:
http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm02.html HTH, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Patrick Molloy" wrote: use ..TEXT= OR ComboBox1.Listindex = 4 ' if you know the 0-based item number "babcock" wrote in message ... I have a multi column combo box that i want to set a default value for, but can't seem to figure it out. It currently is blank by default. I know with a single column combo box you can use the .Value property but this doesn't seem to work with a multi column combo box. Any thoughts? |
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