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Old 10-07-2020, 11:52 PM
mbews mbews is offline Can Select Case be used to defined the Value of an item in a drop down list? Windows 10 Can Select Case be used to defined the Value of an item in a drop down list? Office 2019
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Appreciate the feedback so far. I've attached a sample version of just the controls that involve code. The only bit I need help with is the Client contact name row in the Contact Details box. Right now, how it works is that the Team Leader is selected which populates their mobile number to the right and their respective Senior Operative(s) in the drop down below.

The issue is that currently, when a Senior Op is selected, their name populates the mobile number field rather than their number because the code enters the Snr Op name in both Display Name and Value.

Is there a way to alter the code that it defines the Display Name and Value of a dropdown list item separately?

Many thanks.
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