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2011/8/15 Andreas Säger <villeroy@t-online.de>:
Am 15.08.2011 11:37, Jean-Louis Oneto wrote:

Hello,
I tried to define a combo box in Scalc which take its source cell range
from a table. When I enter the cell reference directly, it works as
expected. I defined a name for the table, but when I try to used it
instead of the direct cell reference, I just get a blank combo box. I
tried several syntax like 'name', ='name' but that doen't make any
difference. I tried that both under version 3.3.3 (on Windows XP Pro 32
bit) and version 3.4.2 (on Windows 7 64 bit) as well as OpenOffice v3.3.0:
That doesn't make any difference either.
Is there a way to make that works?
(In fact the original file was made with MS Excel XP)
Thanks in advance,
Jean-Louis


Don't use form controls with spreadsheets. They are made for database input
in the first place.

If something should not be used, it should not exist. Why is it there
if it's not supposed to be used?

menu:Data>Validation...

Mine is grayed out…

Accept: <cell range>
... does the trick accepting any formula expression, even calculated
references to dynamic ranges.
When you turn off the error message, you get the same behaviour as a combo,
which is just a text box with auto-complete suggestions.
Unlike form controls, this spreadsheet variant of a combo box can be copied
across ranges.
Hope this helps,
Andreas


Regards

Johnny Rosenberg
ジョニー・ローゼンバーグ

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