

The second method is to use dynamic named ranges and some VBA code activated from the worksheet. The first is using tables and named ranges along with the data validation. This is an overview video of the methods that I use to deal with multiple lists in Microsoft Excel. Watch this video for an overview of all 4 methods After you have completed the tutorial then set up your own template and modify the tutorial to suit your own needs. So save time and heartache – use the template. The references below are designed for this template. I would recommend that you download the template because it will make it easier for you to complete this tutorial. If you follow the instructions below, create the user form as shown and then add the code all should work perfectly.ĭownload the Template for Userform Combobox Lists I will also add the functionality of choosing which column in the list that you wish to add to the dataset. In this tutorial I will demonstrate how we can use multiple lists in a userform with ComboBoxes. In the previous two tutorials we demonstrated how you can make multiple lists dynamic by using the tables feature that is built into Microsoft Excel and with VBA. This is the third of 4 tutorials to show how I deal with multiple lists in Microsoft Excel. Here is the process for Userform Combobox Lists Download the Template for Userform Combobox Lists.
