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i have error, when use loop (filter criteria) in ListView.
look step-by-step in my file tab("Image_Error)
Hi.
i have error, when use loop (filter criteria) in ListView.
look step-by-step in my file tab("Image_Error)
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Not sure what is going on with your code, you are selecting A4 and then xldown, but there is nothing below A4. What is supposed to happen?
Last edited by davesexcel; 12-21-2013 at 06:00 AM.
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I got watching a tutorialI am quite surprised with your quality of code, when do you ever select a range in a userform?
Hi, marreco,
I doubt it´s good practise to fill a ComboBox with any available value from a list and then afterwards work with a couple of loops to make the items unique. I´d expected to work with CountIf here and only add items if they appear for the first time.
Whenever you make any choice in the first ComboBox the number of filled columns reduces from 9 to 5 so you should try and only convert that in the code:
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I find it really difficult to have no information about what you want to do but to have a look at a workbook with comments in a foreign language, controls in a foreign language and not get the idea of what you are up to as the code itself interestingly brings up questions: why is there more than one entry if I choose 1 in the forst combobox? There should only be one name listed, not three - how does that fit in?Please Login or Register to view this content.
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Hi, holger
What a wonderful solution!
Thank you very much!
Hi there,
Thank you for the private message you sent me.
The problem lies in the highlighted line in the following routine:
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When the form is intitialised the number of data items the ListView contains is indeed equal to the number of Column Headers (i.e. nine), but when the above routine is executed the ListView contains only five items - this is the reason for the "Index out of bounds" error message.
To correct this error you should replace the above highlighted statement with the following:
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Take a look at the attached workbook and see if it does what you want. I've restructured a lot of your code so that the UserForm is now much more loosely coupled to worksheets than it was before. In general a UserForm should "know" as little as possible about the worksheets/workbook with which it is being used - reducing the coupling to the absolute minimum greatly increases the possibility of being able to use the UserForm in other applications.
Hope the above helps - please let me know how you get on with it.
Regards,
Greg M
Hi Greg M
Very good, i like it!!
thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi again,
Many thanks for your very prompt feedback - I'm very pleased that I was able to help.
Best regards,
Greg M
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