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I need a control to look like a combo box (offers an accessible drop down
list) but act like a listbox (cannot add your own value)... I CANNOT allow the user to type in their own value, they MUST choose from the list! But want a drop down list because the list is WAY too long to display it all. I like the single initial value in there and an arrow that, when clicked, displayed the rest of the list. So, I made a combo box thinking I could play with it, but I haven't been able to get it to behave the way I need it to. The enable and locked properties don't work... they don't allow my user to access the drop down list at all. Is there a way to modify a combobox to initially be empty or display an arbitrary (unchangeable) initial value, but have a list to choose from when the down arrow is clicked? Or is there a way to make a listbox behave this way instead? Where the user has to select a value from a drop down list, but cannot enter a value of their own? I just need to know which properties to play with. Please help! -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...g-vba/200901/1 |
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![]() It's Style=DropdownList -- Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook : Outlook Categories? Category Manager Is Your Tool : VBOffice Reporter for Data Analysis & Reporting : http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?pub=6&lang=en Am Fri, 16 Jan 2009 23:34:12 GMT schrieb cmonroe21 via OfficeKB.com: I need a control to look like a combo box (offers an accessible drop down list) but act like a listbox (cannot add your own value)... I CANNOT allow the user to type in their own value, they MUST choose from the list! But want a drop down list because the list is WAY too long to display it all. I like the single initial value in there and an arrow that, when clicked, displayed the rest of the list. So, I made a combo box thinking I could play with it, but I haven't been able to get it to behave the way I need it to. The enable and locked properties don't work... they don't allow my user to access the drop down list at all. Is there a way to modify a combobox to initially be empty or display an arbitrary (unchangeable) initial value, but have a list to choose from when the down arrow is clicked? Or is there a way to make a listbox behave this way instead? Where the user has to select a value from a drop down list, but cannot enter a value of their own? I just need to know which properties to play with. Please help! |
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