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Default Prioritised listbox

hope this question isn't too simple...

i have three objectives...

1) i want to populate a list box with values (coming from a userform) in a
specific order, am i right in thinking that if i use .additem it will keep
them in the order they're added (ie, it won't sort them alphanumerically)
2) i want to be able to prioritise that list if something is added in the
wrong place / order (like in the References dialog box in the VBA window -
using up/down spin controls?)
3) i want to use the newly ordered list, by assigning each of the list
values to individual flow diagram boxes, then link the with connecting lines

my main problem is #2 (moving values around in a list box), but if anyone
can help with any / all parts that would be great.

Many thanks.


 
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