A listbox with multi select single is used to both add and subtract from
a total. Click on a row first time and it adds, click on the same row
again and it is removed from the total. The latter is in case an
incorrect row is selected in the first instance. However, if a row is
selected and then the operator realises it was an incorrect choice, the
same row cannot be reselected until some other row is clicked to take
the selection focus away from the first row. What line of code will
remove focus from a selected line in the list box to allow it to be
selected again immediately?

Craig Wilks

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Try this Graig

for i = 0 to listbox1.Listcount-1
listbox1.Selected(i) = False
Next



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"Craig Wilks" wrote in message ...
A listbox with multi select single is used to both add and subtract from
a total. Click on a row first time and it adds, click on the same row
again and it is removed from the total. The latter is in case an
incorrect row is selected in the first instance. However, if a row is
selected and then the operator realises it was an incorrect choice, the
same row cannot be reselected until some other row is clicked to take
the selection focus away from the first row. What line of code will
remove focus from a selected line in the list box to allow it to be
selected again immediately?

Craig Wilks

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Where is the Listbox located? There are different events associated with a
listbox when used on a userform and when used on a worksheet. Assume a
Listbox from the control toolbox toolbar.

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Tom Ogilvy



Craig Wilks wrote in message
...
A listbox with multi select single is used to both add and subtract from
a total. Click on a row first time and it adds, click on the same row
again and it is removed from the total. The latter is in case an
incorrect row is selected in the first instance. However, if a row is
selected and then the operator realises it was an incorrect choice, the
same row cannot be reselected until some other row is clicked to take
the selection focus away from the first row. What line of code will
remove focus from a selected line in the list box to allow it to be
selected again immediately?

Craig Wilks

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