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    Slider effect

    Hi good people!,

    I can't help but feel a little daft just thinking what I'm about to ask for.... Instead of having a dropdown going through about 30 dates, was wondering if a type of VBA slider could be created to simulate the different selections...so instead of clicking along the range, slide along it....or ANY other method maybe that would take the hassle out of clicking and selecting in the dropdown menus?...

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    Knowledge Base Approver VBAX Wizard p45cal's Avatar
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    You could probably use a scrollbar, or perhaps a listbox (a bit like a dropdown but is permanently dropped-down when you can click on your choice) or perhaps a small macro to respond to the cell you click on (you could even have it respond to where you hover the mouse, but that's a bit involved).
    In any event, an example file showing what you're after would save us guessing wrongly what you have/want.
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    First, thanx for replying...

    I work in a casino. I have created a floorplan with cells border lined to indicate machine position. The cells are conditional formatted with red/green scale. Machine cells high-lite depending on performance, with darkest red, the poorest performing and greenest, best performing. Data had been inputted in a "database" (Same spreadsheet) for a 30 day period. The machine cells high-lite in relation to the performance data for the selected date. I am trying to get a "smooth" operation so that the eye can visually see how performance changed for the machines over the 30 day period.
    To advance the date by dropdown is "slow", and , well, not smooth. I hope it is possible by what I have explained to see the picture.

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    Knowledge Base Approver VBAX Wizard p45cal's Avatar
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    A file would be a lot lot better - obfuscate values if it's sensitive, or Private Message me here for a private email address to send it to, but I'm not going to start recreating what I think your spreadsheet is like because (a) it'a a lot of work and (b) from past experience I'll get it all wrong.
    Last edited by p45cal; 10-14-2015 at 09:48 AM.
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    I am attaching. Please feel free if the sheet doesn't make any sense..Thank you kindly...
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    Knowledge Base Approver VBAX Wizard p45cal's Avatar
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    Two controls beneath your floorplan, just delete the one you hate more.
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    My goodness!!!!!!..this is sooo clever, bright, smart, completely out of the box!!!!!!UK's got talent!!!..thank you very very much indeed!!!!..its going to take me a while to get over this one...

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    I see you have made use of kutools, and the code is password protected...may I know the password for this code please?

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    There is neither password nor code in that file.
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    Oops...something attached itself to this sheet somehow...okay, no worries...thank you for everything...

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