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On Behalf Of Swapnil Palande
Sent: 14 September 2012 11:14
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Excel to Access Data
Hi,
If you want to populate combo boxes using minimum code then create saperate
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Hi,
If you want to populate combo boxes using minimum code then create saperate
function to populate combobox and then call that function for each
combobox. Following is the sample code:
1. Create function to populate combobox
Function populateCombo(rst as ADODB.Recordset, cmb as ComboBox)
Hi Swapnil,
I could populate the 2ns combo-box by repeating the code used to populate
ComboBox1. But in this way, if i need to populate other ActiveX Controls,
the code size will become unnecessarily large. Can it be done with few code
lines? I am pasting the code used by me to populate the two
Hi,
You can populate the combo-box with unique items using "Select distinct "
query
Do following steps:
1. Store "Select distinct" query data in Record Set
2. Loop through record set and add values to the Combo Box
Regards,
Swapnil.
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