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The super-sized VBA bibles are impressive. Yet much as a Vegas buffet functions, they fill your plate with info way before you get to the good stuff.
VBA in small chunks is edible!
My compliments to the Chef!
skd76
VBA in small chunks is edible!
My compliments to the Chef!
skd76
Way too cool.
I'm still using Word 2003 and the process worked perfectly for me. I have created macros in the past using the record function, then gone in and modified them so I have a miniscule knowledge of VBA.
Thanks for a new nugget of knowledge.
I'm still using Word 2003 and the process worked perfectly for me. I have created macros in the past using the record function, then gone in and modified them so I have a miniscule knowledge of VBA.
Thanks for a new nugget of knowledge.
Thank you -- glad you were able to work through in 2003 with no problems!
This is awesome. Is it possible to set this up so a user can select more than one 'state'?
Inherently, this control limits you to one item--think about it. The control displays your choice in the text box portion. There's really no room for more than one. If you need something a bit more flexible, try the ActiveX list box control and set the Multi Select property appropriately. You'll need VBA to control the selection's value, but it's easy enough to do.
An interesting option but not very flexible unless all of the document choices are restricted to Dropdowns.
Les
Les
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