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How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

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    How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Hi guys,

    I need help to populate a List Box with multiple values depending on the selection the user previously made in a combo box.

    For instance:

    If the value "Max Weber" is selected in the Combo Box, the code should look for all the titles Max Weber wrote (which are listed in a worksheet) and populate them into the list box.

    I've been trying to solve this for weeks unsuccessfully.

    Thank you very much for your help,

    Juli

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Hi,

    Instead of Vlookup use the for loop to fill the adjacent combo box.

    Eg. if the combo box value is "Max Weber", trigger the combo box2

    Clear the combo box2
    fill the Titles one by one where the author Max Weber found.

    Regards,
    Lokesh

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Hi lokicl,

    Thanks for your answer. I didn't quite get it though. Should I transforme the list box into a combo box?
    Could you please write the code where the combo box 2 is populated?

    Tks,

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    jujufinder,
    attach a Workbook
    (please do not post pictures or links to worksheets)
    • Click Advanced (next to quick post),
    • Scroll down until you see "Manage Attachments",
    • Click that then select "add files" (top right corner).
    • Click "Select Files" find your file, click "open" click "upload"
    • Once the upload is completed the file name will appear below the input boxes in this window.
    • Click "Done" at bottom right to close the Attachment Manager.
    • Click "Submit Reply"
    Ben Van Johnson

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Cancelado. Arquivo removido.
    Last edited by jujufinder; 02-20-2015 at 12:59 PM.

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Anyone? Please?

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    Re: How to populate a list box with multiple values found via VLOOKUP

    Hi @protonLeah,

    could you see this thread again?

    Thanks,

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