Hi, I'm a little stumped. First tine really getting into VBA to any great degree. I have found some helpful forums, but I still cannot get this to work.
I'm trying to display in a listbox called "ListBox_close" a list of filtered results from sheets "PALLETS".
I tried the "copy special data (visable) to another sheet, and use that in a range as rowsource. Which I can do, but I do not like that method.
Can anyone see why I cannot get this to work?
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If values in Column A are unique after filtering you could use Dictionary.
Or use Advanced Filter to copy filterd list to an unused area of your worksheet, pull that range into an array and then delete filterd list.
Avoid using Select, Selection and Activate in your code. Use With ... End With instead.
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No need for a seperate array. The listbox.list is already an array you can add or remove items to\from.
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Last edited by AlphaFrog; 12-23-2018 at 08:31 AM.
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Only downside to this method is that the larger your range becomes the slower ListBox gets filtered.
From my experience AdvancedFilter is the quickest method for filtered list in ListBox.
That's true, but it would take 1000s of rows before you would notice a significant lag.Originally Posted by bakerman2
Thanks Guys,
Kinda got it working. It wouldn't let me do it from the original sub called "CLOSE_PALLET_Click()" which is a cmd button. But it would let me do it from another new cmd Button.
Go figure.
You may have to qualify the userform that the listbox is on...
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