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Default Multiselect list box

I dragged a list box from the Forms toolbar and drew it to
the size I wanted. I think I may have figured it out
though. This appears to work (testing the item with index
2 as an example):

Sub test()
Dim blnTemp As Boolean
ActiveSheet.Shapes("ListBox1").Select
With Selection
blnTemp = .Selected(2)
End With
End Sub

Many thanks for your comments.







-----Original Message-----
Sorry, I gave you code for a Forms listbox. How did you

create it?

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HTH

RP
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"ptaylor" wrote in

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Bob,
I can't get it to recognize ListBox1. I get a "Method or
data member not found (Error 461)". Also, it looks like

a
I need a class module in order to use the Me object.

Thanks
ptaylor
-----Original Message-----
Here is some code as a starter

With Me.ListBox1
For i = 0 To .ListCount - 1
If .Selected(i) Then
Msgbox .List(i)
End If
Next i
End With


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HTH

RP
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"ptaylor" wrote

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I have created a list box on a worksheet and can set

its
properties in VBA as follows:

ActiveSheet.Shapes

("ListBox1").ControlFormat.ListFillRange
= "B5:B8"
ActiveSheet.Shapes

("ListBox1").ControlFormat.MultiSelect
= xlExtended

How do I determine the list items that have been

selected?
The .Selected(index) (boolean) property is not a

property
of the ControlFormat object.

TIA
P Taylor


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