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    Mark Stephens
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    Help with active X combo box

    I have managed to add it and define the list etc but I must have
    inadvertently changed some property and the list appears to the right of the
    combo and is just a thin sliver (can't read the names). I have been through
    all the properties and none of them seem to affect it. The list width is the
    obvious one but it doesn't seem to work. Anyone any ideas how to get it in
    the right position and right width?

    Thanks, Mark



  2. #2
    K Dales
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    RE: Help with active X combo box

    Is this combobox on a worksheet, or a userform (the properties are slightly
    different).
    The main properties that would affect the list are the RowSource (or
    ListFillRange), ColumnCount, ColumnWidths, and TextAlign. From what you are
    describing I am guessing you have multiple columns but the first one (or at
    least the first one showing) is blank, so that squeezes the column you
    actually want to see off to the right and almost completely off the list.
    You need to look carefully at your rowsource. If the column you want to see
    is the second column in the rowsource, set the width of the first one to
    zero, for example ColumnWidths = 0";1.5"

    "Mark Stephens" wrote:

    > I have managed to add it and define the list etc but I must have
    > inadvertently changed some property and the list appears to the right of the
    > combo and is just a thin sliver (can't read the names). I have been through
    > all the properties and none of them seem to affect it. The list width is the
    > obvious one but it doesn't seem to work. Anyone any ideas how to get it in
    > the right position and right width?
    >
    > Thanks, Mark
    >
    >
    >


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