Removing the vertical scrollbar in a listbox

azizrasul

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I have a listbox on a userform where the data comes from a worksheet in which there will only be a maximum of the three rows plus the header. I have created the listbox so that the maximum of 3 rows of data can appear. However the vertical scrollbar appears on the userform.

How can I remove this?

If I make it vertically longer then the scrollbar does dissappear, but it looks odd and takes up valuable space on the form.
 
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Links? Where??
If Excel says you have links but you can't find them, go to Formulas, Name Manager. Look for old links to dead workbooks & delete.
Your listbox rowsource property includes more the 3 rows. For example RowSource is "Sheet1!A1:B50" instead "Sheet1!A1:B3".
 
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