Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

Put the listbox on your userform, and add this line to your UserForm_Initialize event

Me.ListBox1.List = Worksheets("SheetName").Range("A1:A36").Value

(use the actual sheet name and range where your list is stored)

Then, use a CommandButton on your userform, and in its click event, use code like this to get the
value into the bottom of column D:


Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Worksheets("DBSheetName").Cells(Rows.Count,4).End( xlUp)(2).Value = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub


HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first create the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse. The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks, i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

Hi GLWhiz,

I found your post and maybe this is what I need.
How do I tell the dialog box where to post the results of my list box
selections?

Thanks,
Orlando

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first create the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse. The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks, i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

I use the click event to do mine:

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet:Range("A1") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub

If you have a multicolumn listbox, the value is the bound column value.


"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
Hi GLWhiz,

I found your post and maybe this is what I need.
How do I tell the dialog box where to post the results of my list box
selections?

Thanks,
Orlando

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first create
the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse.
The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the
form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks,
i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

This is what my code looks like:

Private Sub UserForm_Click()
End Sub

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Unload UserForm1
End Sub

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet: Range("Aa6:aa8") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub


When I run this, it only takes the first item I click on and copies it down
the range aa6:aa8.

I want to be able to choose multiple individual items from this list box and
have them show in that range. Any suggestions?
My list data resides in cell c6:c8


"JLGWhiz" wrote:

I use the click event to do mine:

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet:Range("A1") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub

If you have a multicolumn listbox, the value is the bound column value.


"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
Hi GLWhiz,

I found your post and maybe this is what I need.
How do I tell the dialog box where to post the results of my list box
selections?

Thanks,
Orlando

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first create
the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse.
The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the
form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks,
i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob, DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

You cannot use the code I gave you with a multiselect listbox. Also, you
cannot make a multiselection from a list box and transfer it to multiple
cells in a range without using a loop to get the individual values of the
selected items and handle them one at a time. I think this will work:

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
For i = 0 To ListBox1.ListCount - 1
If ListBox1.Selected(i) Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A" & i + 1) _
= ListBox1.Selected(i)
End If
Next
End Sub

You might have to modify the Range parameters to meet your needs.


"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
This is what my code looks like:

Private Sub UserForm_Click()
End Sub

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Unload UserForm1
End Sub

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet: Range("Aa6:aa8") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub


When I run this, it only takes the first item I click on and copies it
down
the range aa6:aa8.

I want to be able to choose multiple individual items from this list box
and
have them show in that range. Any suggestions?
My list data resides in cell c6:c8


"JLGWhiz" wrote:

I use the click event to do mine:

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet:Range("A1") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub

If you have a multicolumn listbox, the value is the bound column value.


"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
Hi GLWhiz,

I found your post and maybe this is what I need.
How do I tell the dialog box where to post the results of my list box
selections?

Thanks,
Orlando

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first
create
the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse.
The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at
the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the
form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the
properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks,
i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob,
DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.

After checking the code for multiselect, I realized that it would not work
as written. Here is a tested macro that does work:

Private Sub UserForm_Click()
x = 1
For i = 0 To ListBox1.ListCount - 1
If ListBox1.Selected(i) Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A" & x) _
= ListBox1.List(i)
End If
x = x + 1
Next

End Sub

Note that it uses UserForm_Click instead of ListBox1_Click. That is because
with multiselect the listbox click event is disabled so you can make the
multiple selections. You might want to adapt the code to a command button.
Otherwise, once the selection is made, just click on the form outside the
listbox and the code should execute.




"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
This is what my code looks like:

Private Sub UserForm_Click()
End Sub

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Unload UserForm1
End Sub

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet: Range("Aa6:aa8") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub


When I run this, it only takes the first item I click on and copies it
down
the range aa6:aa8.

I want to be able to choose multiple individual items from this list box
and
have them show in that range. Any suggestions?
My list data resides in cell c6:c8


"JLGWhiz" wrote:

I use the click event to do mine:

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()
ActiveSheet:Range("A1") = Me.ListBox1.Value
End Sub

If you have a multicolumn listbox, the value is the bound column value.


"ORLANDO VAZQUEZ" wrote in
message ...
Hi GLWhiz,

I found your post and maybe this is what I need.
How do I tell the dialog box where to post the results of my list box
selections?

Thanks,
Orlando

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

The simple method of making a list box for a userform is to first
create
the
userform:

1. Open the VBE by pressing Alt + F11.
2. On the menu bar of the VBE, click InsertUserForm

Then add the listbox to the form:

1. If the ControlToolbox toolbar is not visible, click ViewToolBox
2. Click on the ListBox icon
3. Move the cursor pointer (should be a crosshair) to a place on the
UserForm that you want the ListBos to appear and left click the mouse.
The
ListBox should appear and the properties dialog box should appear at
the
lower left of the screen.

If the properties box does not appear when the ListBox is added to the
form,
then on the menu bar select ViewProperties Window. When the
properties
window is visible you can add the range for your list:

1. Locate Row Source in the properties window.
2. Enter the range for the list in A1 format without quotation marks,
i.e.
a2:a50 or a2:z2 or if multi-column a2:d50

To open the UserForm with code, you will need to use syntax like the
following

UserForm1.Show

To close the UserForm you would use syntax like this:

Unload UserForm1

"Morlin" wrote in message
...
Alot of folks have been nice to help me with things on here. I
appreciate it. I have a new project.

Listbox. I have a list that I want to be accessed from a userform

the list consists of just a single line of information.

1 Age
2 Education
3 Dishonorable discharge
4 Felony Conviction
5 Felony Commission
all the way to #36.

I'm creating a data entry form that will have name, ssn, dob,
DQ
reason (my listbox), date of app

then obviously an enter button to enter the info onto the
spreadsheet. Could somebody tell me how to make the listbox?

Thanks ahead of time.