The VBA code below will transfer all selected rows and columns of a multi-selected listbox. On loading the user form, the ColumnCount Property of the ListBox is set to as many columns as the RowSource Property.
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() 'Set ListBox ColumnCount to the same as RowSource ListBox1.ColumnCount = Range(ListBox1.RowSource).Columns.Count End Sub Private Sub TransferButton_Click() Dim lItem As Long, lRows As Long, lCols As Long Dim bSelected As Boolean Dim lColLoop As Long, lTransferRow As Long 'Pass row & column count to variables 'Less 1 as "Count" starts at zero lRows = ListBox1.ListCount - 1 lCols = ListBox1.ColumnCount - 1 'Ensure they have at least 1 row selected For lItem = 0 To lRows 'At least 1 row selected If ListBox1.Selected(lItem) = True Then 'Boolean flag bSelected = True 'Exit for loop Exit For End If Next 'At least 1 row selected If bSelected = True Then With Sheet1.Range("D1", Sheet1.Cells(lRows + 1, 4 + lCols)) 'Transfer to range .Cells.Clear 'Clear transfer range For lItem = 0 To lRows If ListBox1.Selected(lItem) = True Then 'Row selected 'Increment variable for row transfer range lTransferRow = lTransferRow + 1 'Loop through columns of selected row For lColLoop = 0 To lCols 'Transfer selected row to relevant row of transfer range .Cells(lTransferRow, lColLoop + 1) = ListBox1.List(lItem, lColLoop) 'Uncheck selected row ListBox1.Selected(lItem) = False Next lColLoop End If Next End With Unload Me Else ' NO listbox row chosen MsgBox "Nothing chosen", vbCritical End If End Sub
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