I am creating a multi-column combo-box...that I want to basically
mimic the Item combobox in Quickbooks (if anyone is familiar with
that).
The combobox should look as below, where the "category" is column 1,

I'm getting an error message that implies that I can't call a procedure on
my system:
"This error can also occur if an attempt is made to call a procedure that
isn't valid on the current platform."

I have the following line of code that produces something I have never
seen before:
   lngHorizBreaks = Worksheets(1).HPageBreaks.Count
When this code executes, it changes the column widths of in the

Here is my problem.  I need to compare calculated data, and my
spreadsheet program will be used by unskilled people.
There are multiple sets of 3 columns each for input of numbers.  The
action I describe below will take place with the input of as many as

Is there a way I can set columns ...
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I'm sending an email using VBA via the code listed below.  Everything works
fine, but I'd like to incorporate a hyperlink in the body of the email, which
I don't know how to do.  Right now the link (text) is in the body of the
email, but i do not know how to make it a hyperlink.  ...

I have the following formula in EXCEL (it works)
=H78*PerfPercent*ScalingFactor*C78/SUMIF(F55:F77,"=y",C55:C77)
which I want to have visual basic type into the current cell.
Here is my attempt at writing it in VBA but I am getting a compile error

I have a problem that I am finding complex. Basically, I import
numbers from an accounting program that has accounting codes, budget
totals and amount spent, and remaining cash flows for each accounting
code. these numbers arranged in columns with the smallest code at the

I need to create a procedure that will loop through all files in a specified
path, insert a new column in each file called FileName, then write the actual
file name for that file into the column all the way down the list.
How can I accomplish this?

Is there any way to make the radio button bigger?
Thanks!

I downloaded from the web at the following site
http://www.xl.barasch.com/ACl12117.htm
code (except for a change I made in the dim statement becasue Mr.
Barasch made an honest mistake by confusing RowCount and CountRow and

I am trying to create a VBA function that will take a variable number
of inputs.  Is there a way to declare a variable number of inputs for
a function?  I have found that if I don't use the total number of
inputs declared, I will get #Value.  My thought is that a loop could

Good morning,
I am really new at programming in excel -- I've recorded a few macros, but
now I am needing functionality that is going to require me to program
something. I was hoping to find some help...

I have a userform in Excel that requires a user to select an option from a
drop down combobox.  A command button returns the value and opens up another
workbook for the user to edit.  I added an error handling routine that
returns an error message if for some reason the file ...

I have a range of cell entries,
Worksheets(Sheet1Name).Range(Cells(Sheet1FirstRowNum, _
Sheet1RespCodeColPointer) & ":" & Cells(Sheet1LastRowNum, _
Sheet1RespCodeColPointer))