Populating ComboBox

[dinosaur1993]

I got a row in rangaes A1: A10

I assume that I do not know where it ends and I would like to transfer these values into a combobox and dont need to worry about Unique Values. Am I right in using the do while loops (or do loop untils)

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The thing is, its not working though, Thanks in Advance!

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[HaHoBe]

Hi, dinosaur1993,

no matter how your form is called the procedure is called UserForm_Initialize for all of them.

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Ciao,
Holger

[dinosaur1993]

oh sorry! My apologies!

[6StringJazzer]

Although Holger didn't explicitly mention it, he also fixed another problem in your code that is typically a result of using code generated by the macro recorder. It is not necessary to Activate and Select anything that you need to refer to. If you do, Excel physically moves the cursor around and this can be disconcerting to a user and take a lot of extra time in large operations. Holger has shown how to refer to a cell without selecting it.

There is a brief article here on the subject.

[dinosaur1993]

Thank you! so its always better to use a count rather than selecting the activecell and moving around the cursor yeah?

Kind Regards,
dinosaur1993

[HaHoBe]

Hi, dinosaur1993,

for sure. With the code supplied you would even not need the sheet you rely on to be the active one.

Ciao,
Holger