VBA - Use a combobox to generate list box items

JohnSmith9945

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hey! im really struggling to understand how, based on a combobox selection i can pull records into a listbox. Ive tried the below code based on some videos but it still doesnt quite make sense/isnt doing what i need it too.

i just want to to be able to select an ID in the combo box, press apply filter and have that search my table and display all records that have that ID in their row, in the list box.

Any help would be much appreciated!

VBA Code:
Option explicit 
Dim my data As range 

Private sub applyfilternav_click ()
Set mydata  = Worksheets ("dataID").range ("A1").CurrentRegion 
Me.Combobox1.list =mydata.Offset(1).Value 
Me.Listbox1.ColumnCount = 13 
Me.Listbox1.Columnheads = true 
Me.Listbox1.ColumnCount = "10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10"

Dim mysearchrng as range 
Dim myfindrange as range 
Dim myvaltofind as variant 

With Worksheets("DataIssues") 
myvaltofind =combobox1.value 
set mysearchrng =.Columns("C)
end with 

set myfindrng  = mysearchrng.find(what:=myvaltofind, _ 
Lookat:=xlwhole, _ 
Searchorder: = xlByrows, _ 
Searchdirection: =xlnext, _ 
matchcase: =false)

Listbox1.additem 
with listbox1
.list (.listcount -1, 2)= myfindrng.value
.list (.listcount -1, 0)= myfindrng.offset (0,1).value
.list (.listcount -1, 1)= myfindrng.offset (0,2).value
.list (.listcount -1, 3)= myfindrng.offset (0,4).value

private sub userform_intialize() 
combobox1.list = worksheets("detailsID").range("b2:100").value
end sub
 

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Code:
for i = 0 to cboBox.listcount - 1      'in vb, counts begin with zero
     lstBox.AddItem  = cboBox.itemdata(i)
next
 
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