Dynamically sizing ListBox at runtime on Mac

[Rocket2]

Greetings, I am posting this thread as a last resort after days of searching google and trying different approaches on my own.

The goal is to change the Height property of a ListBox at runtime so that it is large enough to show only the populated rows (which can be few or many depending on previous options).

On Windows, I used a break on a userform, used the immediate window to find the Height property of said ListBox, then counted the visible rows. After quick division I wrote a piece of code that multiplies the ListBox.ListCount by that number and poof, it works. The issue now, is that this has to work on both Windows AND Mac. The same process on the Mac did NOT WORK. I can't seem to figure out where the disconnect is/what is different about the Mac ListBox. Any advice or suggestions?

 

[Yongle]

welcome to MrExcel
I only use window so unable to test anything
But I did spot this which may help you indirectly

Designing UserForms for Mac and Windows - Peltier Tech

VBA UserForms for Mac and Windows open in different sizes. This article describes a simple procedure that enlarges UserForms on the Mac so they are legible.

peltiertech.com

 

[Rocket2]

Thank you Yongle. Here is what I have figured out since my post. To resize the Height of a listbox with font size of 11 on a Mac assign this calculation to the .Height property at runtime:

Listbox1.Height = (Me.Listbox1.ListCount * 15) + 10
Listbox1.IntegralHeight = True

This worked for me over and over again with few or many items. Cheers!