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ListView in VBA
Posted on 2003-03-02
I am trying to get a ListView control to work in VBA.
I am using the syntax that I have successfully employed in Visual Basic, ie
Set objdli = lvFind.ListItems.Add(, , "Test")
but this generates a "Type Mismatch" error.
Any ideas?
I am using the syntax that I have successfully employed in Visual Basic, ie
Set objdli = lvFind.ListItems.Add(, , "Test")
but this generates a "Type Mismatch" error.
Any ideas?
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Hmmm.... There is nothing wrong with the syntax. I've just tried it in VBA (Excel 2000) and it works fine with both version 5 (SP2) and 6 (SP4). Try removing the Dim statement for the objdli if you have one. You may have declared it wrongly.
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