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    Excel Refer to Multiple List Box Selections

    Great I can work with that, excellent thanks alot Skip!!
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    Excel Refer to Multiple List Box Selections

    Thanks Skip, unfortunately I am not a VB expert. Can you plse give me a quick example? Perhaps one that takes the results and puts them in adjacent cells? Thanks Vince
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    Excel Refer to Multiple List Box Selections

    Hi I have a List Box control on my worksheet with 'Multi' selection type, and I would like VB code to return the values selected. Please note that the control is on the worksheet, not in a user form (I've searched for a solution but the only ones I've seen refer to list boxes on user...
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    SumProduct with Wildcard

    Eureka! Figured it out. Using the example: =SUMPRODUCT(Mth*(Product=$A38)*(Hub=L1)*(Measure=L2)*(Type=L3)) To accomodate ALL Hubs when cell L1 is blank =SUMPRODUCT(Mth*(Product=$A38)*(Hub=if(L1="",Hub,L1))*(Measure=L2)*(Type=L3)) and so on and so forth for any other conditions that may...
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    SumProduct function with Wildcard or Alternative

    Eureka! Figured it out. (SkipVought - the model currently uses sumproduct, just adding to its functionality, and not enough time to overhaul the structure unfortunately). Using the example: =SUMPRODUCT(Mth*(Product=$A38)*(Hub=L1)*(Measure=L2)*(Type=L3)) To accomodate ALL Hubs when cell L1 is...
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    SumProduct function with Wildcard or Alternative

    SumProduct with a wildcard. I have some criteria that may be blank, in which case I don't want them included in the SumProduct at all. The forumlae are in a table, the structure of which needs to remain static (as opposed to pivottables) for charts. I am trying to stay away from Dsum, as each...
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    SumProduct with Wildcard

    Basic/cutdown example of my problem: =SUMPRODUCT(Mth*(Product=$A38)*(Hub=L1)*(Measure=L2)*(Type=L3)) Sometimes L1 (Hub variable) will return blank in cases where users want to see the combined result for ALL hubs...same for Product, Type etc. If anyone has any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!
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    SumProduct with Wildcard

    Thanks, I tried to stay away from Dsum, as each row in my tables has different criteria (based on user input form, row and col headings etc.), which with Dsum would require lots of hidden criteria ranges, sounds similar to yours. Tried searching everywhere for a Sumproduct solution but to no...
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    SumProduct with Wildcard

    Hi, I have this exact problem too, and prefer sumproduct as the table structure needs to remain static (as opposed to pivottables) for charts. Anyone have any ideas or solution? Thanks
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    Fine Email Address in Message and Auto-respond

    Hi We automatically receive emails when we make sales from a NZ auction site (similar to Ebay). The emails notify us that we've made a sale and include the email of the buyer WITHIN THE TEXT of the email. We use MS Outlook 2002. Question - does anyone know of some sort of macro or rules...
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    Find Email Address in Message and Autorespond

    Hi We automatically receive emails when we make sales from a NZ auction site (similar to Ebay). The emails notify us that we've made a sale and include the email of the buyer IN THE TEXT of the email. Question - does anyone know of some sort of macro or rules addon that could search those...
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    Query criteria range in values

    Hi I have 2 tables: 1. GL account (which shows GL account number, name and account type etc.), and 2. GL Entry (values posted to GL accounts). GL accounts in GL account table with an account type of 4 are totalling accounts. I created a query which shows the range of accounts they should...
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    Recentering Forms

    Solved it (thanks to Larry De Laruelle)..simple too, dang! Future ref for anyone else: "I think we may be back to size. What is the height of the subform on the tab? If it is larger than the available screen space, Access will scroll down automatically on load (or so it seems to me)...
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    Recentering Forms

    Hi fwatanabe The only difference between this form and the others, is that the subform on this particular page has 2 subforms within it (i.e. 2 subsubforms). And it only happens when this when the fields in the subform of this tab control page are populated (i.e. when i'm adding a new record...

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