The db2.mdb example you provided is exactly the type of cascading combo box problem I am trying to deal with, except I need to take it two more times (ie. two more combo boxes that use the same source list but do not allow the user to reselect previously selected items.) I have tried to do it...
The following is a VBA module in an Excel 2007 spreadsheet. It works fine when the database is ".mdb" (Access 2003) but not when it's ".accdb" (Access 2007). I tried the simple thing of changing the ofn.lpstrFilter line to .accdb vice .mdb but that didn't work, other than to make the .accdb file...
The following is a VBA module in an Excel spreadsheet. It works fine when the database is ".mdb" but not when it's ".accdb". I tried the simple thing of changing the ofn.lpstrFilter line to .accdb vice .mdb but that didn't work, other than to make the .accdb file visible in the open file window...