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    Fomula in ActiveX List Box

    Is it possible to have an ActiveX List Box run this formula?
    =OFFSET($AI$23,MATCH($I$18,$AH$23:$AH$274,0)-1,0,COUNTIF($AH$23:$AH$274,$I$18),1)
    I'm getting old and need the bigger font plus the searchab;e feature really speeds things up.
    Thank you for any help!!
    Sick
    Last edited by sick stigma; 12-15-2011 at 11:55 AM. Reason: solved

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    Re: Fomula in ActiveX List Box

    Hello sick stigma,

    If you use the formula to define a dynamic Named Range then you can assign it the ListFillRange property of the ListBox. For example, say you create a named range in column "A" called widgets and assign the formula above to it. You would set the ListBox's ListFillRange property like this...
    ListBox1.ListFillRange = "Widgets"
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