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UserForm + Dropdown
hi,
I am able to make a drop down form $a$1:$a$4 it would show me something like this -----V apple apple grape peach what I would like to know if I am able to use the array list that excel uses on its autosort wich would be exacly the same but with no repetition. or would I need to make a function that has a sorting augotithm that feels my own array? and use the array on the drop down. I worry about the second option because my sheet has 45.000 lines and about different values 133 that might be slow |
UserForm + Dropdown
John Walkenbach shares how to do this -- but with a listbox.
http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...s_in_a_listbox It's not too much different. Paulo wrote: hi, I am able to make a drop down form $a$1:$a$4 it would show me something like this -----V apple apple grape peach what I would like to know if I am able to use the array list that excel uses on its autosort wich would be exacly the same but with no repetition. or would I need to make a function that has a sorting augotithm that feels my own array? and use the array on the drop down. I worry about the second option because my sheet has 45.000 lines and about different values 133 that might be slow -- Dave Peterson |
UserForm + Dropdown
is a hashbox more efficient than this?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: John Walkenbach shares how to do this -- but with a listbox. http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...s_in_a_listbox It's not too much different. Paulo wrote: hi, I am able to make a drop down form $a$1:$a$4 it would show me something like this -----V apple apple grape peach what I would like to know if I am able to use the array list that excel uses on its autosort wich would be exacly the same but with no repetition. or would I need to make a function that has a sorting augotithm that feels my own array? and use the array on the drop down. I worry about the second option because my sheet has 45.000 lines and about different values 133 that might be slow -- Dave Peterson . |
UserForm + Dropdown
Maybe. Maybe not.
I don't know what a hashbox is <bg. Paulo wrote: is a hashbox more efficient than this? "Dave Peterson" wrote: John Walkenbach shares how to do this -- but with a listbox. http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...s_in_a_listbox It's not too much different. Paulo wrote: hi, I am able to make a drop down form $a$1:$a$4 it would show me something like this -----V apple apple grape peach what I would like to know if I am able to use the array list that excel uses on its autosort wich would be exacly the same but with no repetition. or would I need to make a function that has a sorting augotithm that feels my own array? and use the array on the drop down. I worry about the second option because my sheet has 45.000 lines and about different values 133 that might be slow -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson |
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