Hi PJ
For Yes/No questions might you not be better off using a checkbox?
To answer you question it really depends how you've implemented your
combobox. I'm guessing that you've done it using either validation or forms.
Validation:
Easiest is to make a macros that changes the values to No. e.g.
Sub MyReset
sheets("yoursheetname").range("d5") = "No"
sheets("yoursheetname").range("e7") = "No"
sheets("yoursheetname").range("b11") = "No"
End Sub
(You open the visual basic editor and save this in a module. You might have
to create a new module)
Then back in excel, right click the tools bar, make sure that forms menu is
ticked. Then click on the "button" button and create a button on your sheet.
Assign in the MyReset macro. You could also use a drawing object and assign
a macro to it.
Actually this would work pretty well if you were using forms too.
Let us know if this doesn't sort you out!
Glenton
www.leviqqio.com