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Hi Garry,
That's awesome, thanks! Is it a major code change to populate a combo box as opposed to a list box? There are a bunch of sheets in this file, so viewing them via a pulldown menu would help out a lot. Thanks for your help! |
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Steve pretended :
Hi Garry, That's awesome, thanks! Is it a major code change to populate a combo box as opposed to a list box? There are a bunch of sheets in this file, so viewing them via a pulldown menu would help out a lot. Thanks for your help! Ha, ha! The only change I see, Steve, is replacing 'ListBox1' with 'ComboBox1'. This is done in one fell swoop using the Find/Replace dialog (Ctrl+H)! Makes it a fairly trivial task... -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
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