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RowSource Syntax in a Form ComboBox
I am using the following successfully to validate a form combo box [using the "RowSource" parameter] against a table on a work sheet with a single column :- LookupData!Table_Query_from_harglive9 Do...
- Generally speaking using the RowSource to fill a combobox on a userform is frowned upon. I always write the data to the combobox using the List property directly, e.g.:
ComboBox1.List = Worksheets("YourSheet").Range("TheNamedRange").Value
Note that it is also a good idea to name the range you are intending to use as the rowsource.
Generally speaking using the RowSource to fill a combobox on a userform is frowned upon. I always write the data to the combobox using the List property directly, e.g.:
ComboBox1.List = Worksheets("YourSheet").Range("TheNamedRange").Value
Note that it is also a good idea to name the range you are intending to use as the rowsource.
ComboBox1.List = Worksheets("YourSheet").Range("TheNamedRange").Value
Note that it is also a good idea to name the range you are intending to use as the rowsource.
thanks for the tip, but how can i make the listbox updated at the same time JKPieterse
Many thanks for the information Jan.
Your solution works well.
Just to point out I got it working like you implied, by naming the table column and then refering to this in the "RowSource" property. Can you explain why using the "Row Source" is frowned upon, as opposed to your method.
Thanks Again Andy.
- Because it is
a. Unstable (i've seen problems with userforms using the rowsource)
b. Error prone (the rowsource property does not change when you insert or delete cells).
Inserting and deleting cells will only keep working if you use a range name as those adjust themselves.
