multiple column rowsource

  1. BetterBeef

    Is it possible to set the RowSource of a combo box in VBA to incorporate multiple ranges?

    I was wondering if it is possible to set a rowsource of a combo box that I am using on a form in VBA (for Excel) using multiple ranges. For example, I would like to use the values in 'Sales Update'!A44:A51 and 'Sales Update'!A53:A63 to show up as one list in a combo box. Is this possible or...

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