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Questions on combo boxes and list boxes.
Combination boxes allow editing or data entry correct? List do not -
correct? I need to be able to edit the table that I get my list information from is that possible? Also when an item is chosen from the list - a particular product - I need the price of that product to be entered into the price column. I have found many one to many list but I just need to do a 1 for 1. Is the easiest way to set up a bunch of "IF" statements? I also need to know how to delete a combo box. I had one that was no problem to remove but I can't get rid of the other one. Marc |
Questions on combo boxes and list boxes.
you cant edit a drop down directly,but if you know where the source list is
you can edit that.....Use a vlookup table based on your source list to do your pricing.However if you edit or add an entry you will have to edit or update or add a price.You will also have to use a false vlookup because your editing of the list would upset the sort order.This means the vlookup function will only find exact matches,but that isnt a problem because the lookup and source lists are identical..... here are editable drop downs and list boxes in the forms toolbar but they have never been available .... -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "Marc" wrote: Combination boxes allow editing or data entry correct? List do not - correct? I need to be able to edit the table that I get my list information from is that possible? Also when an item is chosen from the list - a particular product - I need the price of that product to be entered into the price column. I have found many one to many list but I just need to do a 1 for 1. Is the easiest way to set up a bunch of "IF" statements? I also need to know how to delete a combo box. I had one that was no problem to remove but I can't get rid of the other one. Marc |
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