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![]() Hi all, Looking for assistance here with getting this done in XML. I need to find a quick and VBA-free (macros are disabled by default on project) method for populating a series of comboboxes and then (hopefully) make them dynamic of each other. Originally this used to be an Access db and a series of forms (on a similair project) but they've now phased out access. Which wouldn't be a problem with Office 19/365 as I could use the dynamic arrays features in excel... Unfortunately they're using a mix of Office 13/16. Basically the three combos represent a different column in a table and the tables is approx ~50 lines deep. And the form will be based off aprrox 10-15 similiar sized tables. Me being too lazy to manually populate each CC, I had hoped that I could pull these lists into the CC via a custom XML Add-in. I had thought either of the two would work... but the xml doesn't bind to the CC Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <!--<xmlns="Data Scaveneger"/>--> <DataScavenge> <Common> <UniqueID></UniqueID> <systemName> <item> <system>Air Conditioning</system> <system>Cooling Water</system> <system>Cold Water</system> <system>Hot Water</system> </item> </systemName> <pscName> <psc>AirCon</psc> <psc>CoolWtr</psc> <psc>CldWtr</psc> <psc>HotWtr</psc> </pscName> <TSC></TSC> </Common> <Section1></Section1> </DataScavenge> |
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