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    make vba code for multiple comboboxes

    Could anyone suggest how I might simplify the following. I have many comboboxes in a worksheet and I want it so that when someone is in the combobox and they press "enter" then you move to the next cell. Right now I make a vba code for each combobox and I know theres a simple way to cycle through them. Take a look at the code and let me know what you think.
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    This goes on until ComboBox 41.

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    Re: make vba code for multiple comboboxes

    Hello Davo,

    Are these ComboBoxes on a worksheet or a VBA UserForm? I am guessing worksheet. Add the code below to a VBA module in your workbook.
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    Call the macro from each ComboBox_KeyUp event like this...
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