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If I link a cell in a combo box in the Forms module and look up the first
item in a range, the linked cell fills in with number 1. If I select the secong item in the range, number 2 is filled in the linked cell and so on. How can I get the same result by using the combo box in the control toolbox menu as it fills in the linked cell with the actual data from the lookup range rather than numbers 1, 2 etc? |
You have to MATCH it against the combobox source data in then click event.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "John Data" wrote in message ... If I link a cell in a combo box in the Forms module and look up the first item in a range, the linked cell fills in with number 1. If I select the secong item in the range, number 2 is filled in the linked cell and so on. How can I get the same result by using the combo box in the control toolbox menu as it fills in the linked cell with the actual data from the lookup range rather than numbers 1, 2 etc? |
Hi Bob
Sorry to be a pain What exactly do you mean "MATCH it against the combobox source and click event"? "Bob Phillips" wrote: You have to MATCH it against the combobox source data in then click event. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "John Data" wrote in message ... If I link a cell in a combo box in the Forms module and look up the first item in a range, the linked cell fills in with number 1. If I select the secong item in the range, number 2 is filled in the linked cell and so on. How can I get the same result by using the combo box in the control toolbox menu as it fills in the linked cell with the actual data from the lookup range rather than numbers 1, 2 etc? |
I thought you might ask that <vbg
Say the source data is in Sheet2, cells A2:A20. The combobox returns the value, so you match against the source, =MATCH(val,Sheet2!A2:A20,0) in VBA Application.MatchCombobox1.Value, Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A2:A20"), 0) This would be done within the combobox click event -- HTH Bob Phillips "John Data" wrote in message ... Hi Bob Sorry to be a pain What exactly do you mean "MATCH it against the combobox source and click event"? "Bob Phillips" wrote: You have to MATCH it against the combobox source data in then click event. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "John Data" wrote in message ... If I link a cell in a combo box in the Forms module and look up the first item in a range, the linked cell fills in with number 1. If I select the secong item in the range, number 2 is filled in the linked cell and so on. How can I get the same result by using the combo box in the control toolbox menu as it fills in the linked cell with the actual data from the lookup range rather than numbers 1, 2 etc? |
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