Hi all,
I am trying to find a Cell reference (a row number will do) from a named range in a worksheet by selecting an entry from a Combo Box.
I should point out that I am using a Combo Box from the Visual Basic Toolbox, in a User Form, not in a Worksheet, in Excel 2003.
I need to generate the Cell reference / row number as the form needs to allow the user to edit the value of that cell (in the Combo Box) when it has been selected and save it.
I.e. select "Production Resources" from the list in the Combo Box, (from the Range listed in the Row Source) and change the value in the Combo Box field to "Production Operations" and click a Command Button to save the new Combo Box value into the Cell reference of the old value.
At the moment I a have a Text box and two Command Buttons to move up and down the list, but this takes some time when there are over eighty items in the list.
This question is in a similar vein to others on the board but they don't quite give me the answer I'm looking for.
I am happy to post the existing code that I am using, but there is a fair bit of it.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Keith
I am trying to find a Cell reference (a row number will do) from a named range in a worksheet by selecting an entry from a Combo Box.
I should point out that I am using a Combo Box from the Visual Basic Toolbox, in a User Form, not in a Worksheet, in Excel 2003.
I need to generate the Cell reference / row number as the form needs to allow the user to edit the value of that cell (in the Combo Box) when it has been selected and save it.
I.e. select "Production Resources" from the list in the Combo Box, (from the Range listed in the Row Source) and change the value in the Combo Box field to "Production Operations" and click a Command Button to save the new Combo Box value into the Cell reference of the old value.
At the moment I a have a Text box and two Command Buttons to move up and down the list, but this takes some time when there are over eighty items in the list.
This question is in a similar vein to others on the board but they don't quite give me the answer I'm looking for.
I am happy to post the existing code that I am using, but there is a fair bit of it.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Keith