Excel Multi Column ComboBox (The Correct Usage) - UserForm Course 3

[@querrythis]

Oh, this is so helpful. Like the fact you explained the other properties.

[@tha2irtalib343]

Simple and elegant presentation, I find your lessons helpful , thanks for sharing.

[@AFRICANENERGY-p2k]

this video is covered all what i exactly needed from combobox thanks allot.

[@MarcioSilva2071]

It helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@janb.8920]

This just helped me out so much - Thank you!

[@turkaykoc8587]

Thank you very much for the very clear and concise and valauble information and for your sharing.

[@YvesAustin]

Well done! Clear and concise.

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!

[@duynhannguyen2521]

Thanks. I have just liked and subcriped.

[@DominiqueKoch-qd2bz]

Thank you for your video! I have now watched videos on how to create a dependent combobox, and your video on how to create a multi-column combobox. What I would like to know is how to create a dependent multi-column combobox, combining the two. In a spreadsheet I have a 3 column table. It would be like your table, but have the Type in column 1, ID in column 2, and Name in column 3. In my userform, the user selects from a combobox the Type, which then affects the next combobox that shows only the Names with that Type. I have accomplished this so far. But, I would like the second combobox to contain multi-columns that include the ID and Name. The ID doesn't need to be visible. I haven't been able to find a video that combines both. Are you able to help me, please?

[@silent1876]

Cool 👍

[@rewardlabel]

brother same code vb6.0

[@nmarks]

Painful watching. He spent so much time beating around the bush I nearly lost the will to live.