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Using MSOfficePro 2003, winxp proSP2
I want to generate a worksheet by grabbing some sheets from a different wb - then dumping certain columns from the sheets I grabbed. I have a table that contains CustName, CustStreet, CustCity, Vendor1, Vendor2, Vendor3 (etc - it will vary by customer and the purpose of this is to tell me which sheets to grab from the other wb) and I will always be grabbing ColA, ColB and ColC plus one more column from the sheets I keep from the original. This table loads in a listbox so the user can make the choice which customer they need to work with. The list box shows only the first 3 columns, but when the user clicks on a choice, I will need to capture the information for the entire record. My questions a How (and where in the wb does the code go) do I capture the choice the user makes. I think the code will go in the lstBox.click event and the choice will be referenced by List1.ListIndex. That is about all I know right now, and I am really wondering if the List1.ListIndex entry will contain all of the fields present in the record - if it does, how do I access the different fields in the record so that I can use them to manipulate the dumping of certain sheets and columns in the original workbook so the user gets only the relevant info? If you know of a good example on the net or amongst the excel mvps that I could study to help myself, I sure would appreciate being pointed in that direction. As always, thank you for your time and expertise Joanne |
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