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OssieMac, this is wonderful!. It worked for the column. However, for the
second part, the hiidden rows on the filtered range still show in the List box. Can you or anyone help please. I dont want hidden rows(when autofilter is used) to show in the list box Regards "OssieMac" wrote: Set the ColumnWidths property of the list box. The column width of the columns not to be seen set to zero. The column widths are entered in points so for columns to be viewed do not use anything less than about 15-20 to start with and then adjust as required after viewing the end result. You can simply set the column widths as a numbers separated by commas and Excel will then adjust with pt suffix and place semicolons between them. Example: Enter the column widths as follows 15,0,30,30 Excel will adjust to following 15 pt;0 pt;30 pt;30 pt -- Regards, OssieMac "Yomi" wrote: 1.I have a worksheet with range" A1:H 1" which serves as the row source for my list box. However, I dont want column B and A displayed in the list box. This does not happen even if I hide the colums in the worksheet manually 2. In the same worksheet, I want to filter by Column B such that items not part of the filtered range does not show in the list box. This does not happen also in listbox Can Someone please help me. thank you in advance |
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