Did you try putting a "me" in front of the combobox2.value in:
Dim FoundRange As Range
acct1 = ComboBox2.Value
This is something similar, and works like a champ for me:
ws.Cells(rRow, 1).Value = Me.DBAStudentName.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 2).Value = Me.DBAChoice.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 3).Value = Me.Q1.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 4).Value = Me.Score1.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 5).Value = Me.Q2.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 6).Value = Me.Score2.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 7).Value = Me.Q3.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 8).Value = Me.Score3.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 9).Value = Me.Q4.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 10).Value = Me.Score4.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 11).Value = Me.Q5.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 12).Value = Me.Score5.Value
ws.Cells(rRow, 13).Value = Now
ws.Cells(rRow, 14).Value = "Completed"
Student = Me.DBAStudentName.Value
module = Me.DBAChoice.Value
Q1 = Me.Q1.Value
Q2 = Me.Q2.Value
Q3 = Me.Q3.Value
Q4 = Me.Q4.Value
Q5 = Me.Q5.Value
s1 = Me.Score1.Value
s2 = Me.Score2.Value
s3 = Me.Score3.Value
s4 = Me.Score4.Value
s5 = Me.Score5.Value
BobR
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