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Hi all,
I rarely use listboxes and this has got me foxed. I have a user form where a PO number can be selected from a list (fmPOmaint.cbPOnum). It is possible for any PO to have date conflicts and I want to call another form that simply lists all the conflicts. I have an array called po_conflicts (varaible number of rows x 6 columns) which has pre stored any existing conflicts. I have used lbConflicts.List = PO_conflicts to show the array in the listbox but how can I filter it so that only the required POnum is shown. Is there something like: lbConflicts.List = PO_conflicts Where PO_Conflicts( column 0.value) = fmPOmaint.cbPOnum Cheers all. Giz |
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