moving selection box

li3carney

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Is there a way using commands or macros to move a selection box? What I mean by selection box is the box itself and not the data that is selected. Sometimes I have a set of complicated selection boxes set up and don't want to redo my multiple selection process all over again. I just want to move it.
 

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Look in the properties of your SelectionBox and notice the TOP and LEFT properties. You can move objects by assigning a value to these properties. Just add a new value to these properties in your code to move the object.
 
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I'm assuming you are talking about VBA script here. I took Visual Basic 6, so I am familiar with the concepts, but am in no way proficient. Does somebody have a macro to handle this task?
 
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The first thing you need to do is determine what event will cause this script to occur. If you are using a ComboBox, this is how the script would look:

ComboBox1.Left = 100
ComboBox1.Top = 200

The values will depend on where you want the ComboBox to end up. If this still doesn't help, give me more detail as to what the user will do in order for this to happen and I'll give you a more detailed script.
 
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I thought there was a miscommunication. I don't want to move an object.

Let me explain further. Let's say I have cells B14:B22 and cells D14:D22 selected (highlighted). How do I move my selection box (not the data itself) to, say, C16:C24 and E16:E24? Normally, I would select the first set, then ctrl-select the next set. I want to be able to move my selection boxes in unison.
 
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