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Thank you NoSparks!! Very helpful
Correct me if I'm wrong, my understanding of what you've said is: 1) Start a new worksheet in the same workbook, say its called "Backend" 2) Put a formula in a cell, say C1, and that formula should be = 'Price Calculator'!$A$11 3) Change your code where it says: If Range("A11") < 2 Then To If Range("C1") < 2 Then 4) Paste this code onto the "Beckend" worksheet, and NOT the "Price Calculator" worksheet If I have understood you correctly, what would the code call the combo boxes?? Would they not have to be referenced to the "Price Calculator" worksheet?? PS I have tried your code exactly as it is straight into the worksheet coding, and it works a treat but would still like the above guidance if poss!!!! |
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