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Try this<br />
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dim i as integer<br />
For i = 0 to upperbound(A)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; myComboBox.additem(a(i))<br />
Next<br />
myCombo.index = 0<br />
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This should loop through your array and add each item to your combo box.
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Try this

dim i as integer
For i = 0 to upperbound(A)
    myComboBox.additem(a(i))
Next
myCombo.index = 0

This should loop through your array and add each item to your combo box.

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Cheers Mcdown but I already have a 2 column dropdown (combobox1) populated from an array Section(), the 1st Column has letters A-N the second a description. When the user selects an item I want to populate a sub 2 column dropdown (combobox2) from the arrays A(5), B(6), C(7), D(8)...... etc<br />
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I have been able to this using select case, but thought I could do it more simply by using<br />
<br />
for i = 0 to unbound(combobox1.value)<br />
<br />
therefore if the user selects B from the first dropdown the second in populated with 7 items from the array..
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Cheers Mcdown but I already have a 2 column dropdown (combobox1) populated from an array Section(), the 1st Column has letters A-N the second a description. When the user selects an item I want to populate a sub 2 column dropdown (combobox2) from the arrays A(5), B(6), C(7), D(8)...... etc

I have been able to this using select case, but thought I could do it more simply by using

for i = 0 to unbound(combobox1.value)

therefore if the user selects B from the first dropdown the second in populated with 7 items from the array..

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Are you saying that the letters A to N are the names of 14 arrays and that you need to populate your second combo with the one whose name is selected in the first combo?
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Are you saying that the letters A to N are the names of 14 arrays and that you need to populate your second combo with the one whose name is selected in the first combo?

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I have an array A(10) which I want to control using a combobox but can not get it to work<br />
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for i = 0 to unbound(combobox1,value) .... I need this loop to run when the user select A from the drop down<br />
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Cheers
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I have an array A(10) which I want to control using a combobox but can not get it to work

for i = 0 to unbound(combobox1,value) .... I need this loop to run when the user select A from the drop down

Cheers

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