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Default List Box

First let me say I am using Office 2007: I created a List box in sheet 1 and
in sheet 2, I store all the drop down items, that works ok. What I need to
figure out is when I click on the items in the list box for them to open. The
items are links to other documents I want to open when clicked on, some are
on our LAN, some on my C Drive.

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Why don't you just use a list with hyperlinks. Clicking those will follow
the links.

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First let me say I am using Office 2007: I created a List box in sheet 1
and
in sheet 2, I store all the drop down items, that works ok. What I need to
figure out is when I click on the items in the list box for them to open.
The
items are links to other documents I want to open when clicked on, some
are
on our LAN, some on my C Drive.

Thanks



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