Attach is my form (in excel) that I want to create. This is my first program so I guess is a long way to go. I had a rough idea on how to use vb6 but still I will not call my self programmer now. Here is my query:
1. How to create those drop down MENU?
2. My combo box will get data from an access database, any fine tutorial on this?
I dont have winrar but if you made a form in Excel then your doing VBA programming which is very similar to VB6. You are doing this all in Excel, correct? We have a Office Development Forum just for this type of questions.
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just to inform you that more ppl will help you if you change the title to your question. titles like the one you wrote makes ppl not go to your thread rother then go.
ppl that might have had the same question as yours in the past could help you with yours now.
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You can create a "dropdown menu" or Menu by viewing your form in design view and clicking the Menu Editor icon or by going to Tools > Menu Editor (Ctl+E). Then you can build your menu in there and it will appear on the form.
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since you just started vb i would sugest that you will stat will comman codes and then look at menus. as you show you app need to have a database and that some complex codes. i sugest that you start off easy
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Yes, that is a good suggestion. Hard code in some values for populating your combo box. Once you get the "feel" you will better understand the tutorial.
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I had some time so i made a little help making menu since i sow that RobDog gave you a good link for a database:
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It's always best to learn programming concepts before jumping into the OOP (object oriented programming) approach. That'll give you a good feel on how to program.
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