Inserting SpreadSheet rows into UserForm Listbox?

[logius]

Is it possible to insert groups of rows into a ListBox on a UserForm through VBA? The AddItem method doesn't seem be the right way to go for this.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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[SkipVought]

Hi,

The ListFillRange can be referenced by Sheet and column range
[tt]
Sheet1!A2:A10
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I perfer using Named Ranges and then referening the Range Name in the ListFillRange box.

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[logius]

There is no ListFillRange property for a UserForm ListBox. The RowSource is the closest thing.

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[SkipVought]

Same thing.

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[logius]

The only problem is the RowSource will only allow a single range to be set. I tried using a disjointed NamedRange to simulate what I'll need, but it didn't work (although it didn't give an error the list remained blank).

What I need is a routine to add in lines to the ListBox based on the results of an active search. The goal is to have something similar to the layout of the Search function in the Windows' Start Menu.

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[SkipVought]

AddItem will work. A non-contigulus range referenc will not.

Where is your code that did not work?

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[logius]

ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="NamedRange", RefersToR1C1:= _
"='Full Data'!R2,'Full Data'!R4,'Full Data'!R6, _
'Full Data'!R10,'Full Data'!R14,'Full Data'!R18, _
'Full Data'!R21"

Form2.ListBox1.RowSource = ActiveWorkbook.Names("NamedRange")


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[SkipVought]

That will not work.

What about the AddItem code that you earlier said did not work?

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[logius]

The row I want to add in is sent to a seperate procedure via a variable value (RwIdx).

Sub SrchResult(RwIdx As Integer)

   frmResults.lbxResult.AddItem (ActiveSheet.Rows(RwIdx))

End Sub

SrchResult is called each time an item in the spreadsheet meets the criteria of the search. I've even tried hardcoding multiple calls to the procedure using various RwIdx values, but I keep getting a Type-Mismatch error on that line.

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[PHV]

I really don't think the AddItem method of an UserForm.ListBox admits a Range object as argument ...
When the cursor is inside the word AddItem in your code feel free to press the F1 key to get more info on this method.

Hope This Helps, PH.
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[SkipVought]

ActiveSheet.Rows(RwIdx) returns a ROW

You want a VALUE.

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ActiveSheet.Rows(RwIdx) returns a ROW

You need a VALUE.

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