Hi Pierre
Thanks again for your reply.
Good you could find the missing Then, i didn't test the code :-(
//Per
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> Hi Per,
>
> THANK YOU !
>
> I first got an error message but i quickly saw that you forgot a Then
> statement.
> Now it works fine !
>
> Thanks again for your help Per.
> Pierre
>
> "Per Jessen" <(E-Mail Removed)> schreef in bericht
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>> Hi Pierre
>>
>> Private Sub but_ophalen_Click()
>> Dim klantkeuze As String
>> Dim naamtotaal As String
>> if not isempty(zoekwg.Value) then
>> 'This Combobox was selected
>>
>> klantkeuze = zoekwg.Value
>> Set klantmatrix =
>> Worksheets("datadga").Range("B2:b500").Find(klantkeuze)
>> txt_naamwg = Worksheets("datadga").Cells(klantmatrix.Row,
>> klantmatrix.Column)
>> etc..
>> elseif not isempty(combobox2.value) ' Fit to suit combobox name
>> 'Combobox2 was selected
>> ' Your code for Combobox2
>> end if
>> end sub
>>
>> Regards, Per
>>
>> "Pierre" <(E-Mail Removed)> skrev i en meddelelse
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>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have a userform with two comboboxes.
>>> the first one lists the customer name
>>> the second one lists the customer advisor
>>>
>>> Depending on which combobox the user selects, i want to use the value
>>> the user selects to pick the customer form the data sheet.
>>> I managed to do it for one combobox using a "retrieve" button called
>>> "ophalen" like this;
>>>
>>> Private Sub but_ophalen_Click()
>>> Dim klantkeuze As String
>>> Dim naamtotaal As String
>>> klantkeuze = zoekwg.Value
>>> Set klantmatrix =
>>> Worksheets("datadga").Range("B2:b500").Find(klantkeuze)
>>> txt_naamwg = Worksheets("datadga").Cells(klantmatrix.Row,
>>> klantmatrix.Column)
>>> etc..
>>> end sub
>>>
>>> where
>>> zoekwg = a combobox
>>>
>>> My question,
>>> How can i get my form to use either combobox 1 or 2 depending on which
>>> combobox the user chooses ?
>>>
>>> I can only imagine a second button for combobox 2 but there must be a
>>> more elegant solution i think?
>>> Please help me.
>>> Pierre
>>>
>>>
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