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To which the answer is probably a resounding "No" but just to confirm...

Is it possible to use the VB listview object in Excel and have it's source a Worksheet?

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AlexanderBB said:
To which the answer is probably a resounding "No" but just to confirm...

Is it possible to use the VB listview object in Excel and have it's source a Worksheet?

Thanks, ABB
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My object browser does not have that object in it. What version are you using?
 
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The 2007 Excel Help file has several references to using the ListView control with VBA, you might want to check those out. If you have an earlier version of Excel, then just google the ListView Control on the web and it will give you options.
 
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