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    listbox usage in vba

    Hi,
    I have a sample VBA application, where in a dropdown gets populated dynamically.
    hence I am not able to view the items in the dropdown completely.
    Can you suggest & clarify a few doubts of mine regarding the same.
    Q1. Usage of which component is better in the above scenario.i.e a listbox or a dropdown(ActiveX-control).
    Q2. Assuming that usage of listbox is a good design option, How can i name a listbox?
    Q3. What are the events that can be associated with the value change of the listbox.

    Anticipating the favorable reply at the earliest.
    Regards,
    Anu

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    Re: listbox usage in vba

    Why can't you view them? Widen the ComboBox or use a ListBox.

    You can change the name in it's Properties & explore the ListBox's events in the VB Editor
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: listbox usage in vba

    Anusree,

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