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FWIW, I didn't really like the idea of using the Tag property.
Initially it looked like a quick-fix, but an unnecessary one. Having selected a dropdown item, surely there's a way of capturing that selection without having to double-handle the value by entering it in the XML as a Tag property. My dropdowns are populated by values in cell ranges so, given that the dropdown captures the selection's index (base 0), I can use index + 1 as the pointer to the cell in the range. Hopefully that might assist someone who is searching for a solution to my problem. Paul |
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