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Scrolling a lstBox automatically
Hello
was wondering if someone had an idea how to get past thi I've got a lstbox on a form that I continually write to - as in a progress indicator - but when I write to the 7th entry I run out of screen space and a scroll bar turns up and the new txt can no longer be seen. Is there anyway to have the lstbox automatically scroll so the last entry is alway shown than Nichevo |
Scrolling a lstBox automatically
Don't worry found a solution
ProgBar2.lstMsgWin.AddItem tx If ProgBar2.lstMsgWin.ListCount = 8 The ProgBar2.lstMsgWin.RemoveItem End I Through if anyone knows a easy way to scroll the lstbox instead of removing the first item each time I wouldn't mind knowing |
Scrolling a lstBox automatically
Hi Nichevo,
Through if anyone knows a easy way to scroll the lstbox instead of removing the first item each time I wouldn't mind knowing If this is a list box on a userform, take a look at the TopIndex property. Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.BMSLtd.co.uk |
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