How to set focus on an ActiveX ListBox

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Rob Flott

I am stymied trying to figure the code that sets the focus of an
ActiveX ListBox to the first name appearing in the ListBox. The
ListBox is on Sheet1.

I tried this code but get the error message "Compile Error Sub or
Function not defined"

I am using Excel 2007

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
OLEObject("ListBox1").Value = "ABC"
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Can anyone help me correct this code so when the workbook opens - it
displays the right sheet and the ListBox shows the focus on the first
name?

Thank you,

Rob
 
hi Rob,

With Sheets("Sheet1").ListBox1
..ListIndex = 0
End With

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isabelle



Le 2012-06-21 13:22, Rob Flott a écrit :
 
Rob, you're welcome! ..feedback is always appreciated, thank to you!

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isabelle




Le 2012-06-21 18:08, Rob Flott a écrit :
 
Rob, you're welcome! ..feedback is always appreciated, thank to you!

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isabelle

Le 2012-06-21 18:08, Rob Flott a écrit :






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Hi Isabelle....I spoke to soon...when I run the macro it works
fine...but when I 'call' the macro in my 'Workbook_Open()' sub I get
'Run-Time error '438' Object doesn't support this property or
method'. Ironically, when I click 'End' on this error message it runs
the macro without any problems. Any ideas as to why this happens?

Thanks Isabelle
 
Yes, your macros works fine...but when I try it in my workbook I keep
getting that run-time error...and when I clidk 'end' it goes ahead and
sets the focus accordingly...very strange...

But thank you for your help...

Rob
 
the cause may be:

- You specified a Friend procedure which is called by late binding.

- The name of a Friend procedure must be known at compile time. It can not appear in a late-bound call.

without seeing your file i am unable to say more.

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isabelle



Le 2012-06-22 12:44, Rob Flott a écrit :
 
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