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add combox with code
Good Morning,
Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna |
add combox with code
How about an alternative...
Add your combobox to the userform while you're in design mode--but hide it and show it using the commandbutton. It makes things lots easier. Dawna wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna -- Dave Peterson |
add combox with code
Dawna
You've got two main choices : 1. Add the combobox in your design, but make it Visible = False. When the time comes during your code use MyForm.MyCombo.Visible = True 2. Add the combobox using vba code. This falls into two bits a. Add the combobox b. Fill it with your data The downside of 2 is that you'll need to make sure it doesn't get placed over other controls. If you want more info on 2, post a reply. "Dawna" wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna |
add combox with code
Hi Paul. Thank you for the reply. Could you help with code for the second
choice? Thank you again. Dawna "Paul" wrote: Dawna You've got two main choices : 1. Add the combobox in your design, but make it Visible = False. When the time comes during your code use MyForm.MyCombo.Visible = True 2. Add the combobox using vba code. This falls into two bits a. Add the combobox b. Fill it with your data The downside of 2 is that you'll need to make sure it doesn't get placed over other controls. If you want more info on 2, post a reply. "Dawna" wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna |
add combox with code
This should add your box :
Private Sub Create_Combo() Dim MyCombo As MSforms.ComboBox Set MyListBox = MyForm.Controls.Add("Forms.ComboBox.1") With MyListBox .Top = 10 .Left = 20 .Height = 50 .Name = "myBox" End With End Sub Then to add some data : Sub Add_Combo_Data() dim myArray(Number_of_Items) ' Add the items for your list into the array as follows : For nCount = 1 to Number_of_Items myArray(nCount) = Whatever ' each of your items Next MyNewForm.MyBox.List = myArray End Sub You can get very clever with more columns, but positioning becomes seriously more difficult. Hope that helps get you started. "Dawna" wrote: Hi Paul. Thank you for the reply. Could you help with code for the second choice? Thank you again. Dawna "Paul" wrote: Dawna You've got two main choices : 1. Add the combobox in your design, but make it Visible = False. When the time comes during your code use MyForm.MyCombo.Visible = True 2. Add the combobox using vba code. This falls into two bits a. Add the combobox b. Fill it with your data The downside of 2 is that you'll need to make sure it doesn't get placed over other controls. If you want more info on 2, post a reply. "Dawna" wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna |
add combox with code
Thank you for the help! Much appreciated.
"Paul" wrote: This should add your box : Private Sub Create_Combo() Dim MyCombo As MSforms.ComboBox Set MyListBox = MyForm.Controls.Add("Forms.ComboBox.1") With MyListBox .Top = 10 .Left = 20 .Height = 50 .Name = "myBox" End With End Sub Then to add some data : Sub Add_Combo_Data() dim myArray(Number_of_Items) ' Add the items for your list into the array as follows : For nCount = 1 to Number_of_Items myArray(nCount) = Whatever ' each of your items Next MyNewForm.MyBox.List = myArray End Sub You can get very clever with more columns, but positioning becomes seriously more difficult. Hope that helps get you started. "Dawna" wrote: Hi Paul. Thank you for the reply. Could you help with code for the second choice? Thank you again. Dawna "Paul" wrote: Dawna You've got two main choices : 1. Add the combobox in your design, but make it Visible = False. When the time comes during your code use MyForm.MyCombo.Visible = True 2. Add the combobox using vba code. This falls into two bits a. Add the combobox b. Fill it with your data The downside of 2 is that you'll need to make sure it doesn't get placed over other controls. If you want more info on 2, post a reply. "Dawna" wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna |
add combox with code
Thank you as well Dave.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: How about an alternative... Add your combobox to the userform while you're in design mode--but hide it and show it using the commandbutton. It makes things lots easier. Dawna wrote: Good Morning, Could someone help with a code to add a combobox to a userform using code. I'd like to have a command button "add" which will add this combobox. Thanks in advance. Dawna -- Dave Peterson . |
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