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Todd Huttenstine
Dim Rng As Range
Above is the code I am using... It populates with the
values found in Range Z1:Z26.
Is there a way to when I pull up the
listbox, that it can look in that range(Z1:Z26) and if it
finds a value that matches one of the list box values, it
can put a check next to it automatically in the listbox.
For instance, lets say I open the form and put a check
mark next to "Todd", then I close the form and later on
reopen it, I would like to see the check mark already next
to "Todd" in the listbox when I pull up the userform.
Also lets say later on I open the form
and try to check more values in it. If I do that now, it
just overwrites whats currently in the range. I want it
to be that when I check the checkboxes and then click ok
button, that the code not does not overwrite values that
are in the range.
Thank you
Todd Huttenstine
Dim Ndx As Long
Set Rng = Range("Z1")
With Me.ListBox1
For Ndx = 0 To .ListCount - 1
If .Selected(Ndx) = True Then
Rng.Value = .List(Ndx)
Set Rng = Rng(2, 1)
End If
Next Ndx
End With
Above is the code I am using... It populates with the
values found in Range Z1:Z26.
Is there a way to when I pull up the
listbox, that it can look in that range(Z1:Z26) and if it
finds a value that matches one of the list box values, it
can put a check next to it automatically in the listbox.
For instance, lets say I open the form and put a check
mark next to "Todd", then I close the form and later on
reopen it, I would like to see the check mark already next
to "Todd" in the listbox when I pull up the userform.
Also lets say later on I open the form
and try to check more values in it. If I do that now, it
just overwrites whats currently in the range. I want it
to be that when I check the checkboxes and then click ok
button, that the code not does not overwrite values that
are in the range.
Thank you
Todd Huttenstine