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Combobox1.Additem Text1.Text<br />
Combobox1.Additem Text2.Text
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Combobox1.Additem Text1.Text
Combobox1.Additem Text2.Text

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Thank you for your reply! it does not work tho... the dropdown is blank.. the text boxes and the combobox is on the same userform page, is that a problem? if yes, what workaround is there?
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Thank you for your reply! it does not work tho... the dropdown is blank.. the text boxes and the combobox is on the same userform page, is that a problem? if yes, what workaround is there?

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For the first time I noticed that you what a Word solution so I apologize for posting code that you may not be able to use.
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For the first time I noticed that you what a Word solution so I apologize for posting code that you may not be able to use.

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works like a charm! thanks!
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Hi guys,<br />
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i'm trying to figur out how to populate a combobox in a userform with the values from 2 textboxes<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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kindly advise, thank you in advance
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Hi guys,

i'm trying to figur out how to populate a combobox in a userform with the values from 2 textboxes

Is this possible?

kindly advise, thank you in advance

VBA Word - Create a combobox with the values from various textboxes in a userform

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