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Default list box record select

i have a multi column ListBox row source is a table range
called "Data". the information in "Data" comes form a
userform with several TextBox's and ComboBox's.one of the
columns in "Data" can be left unfilled, as the others are
required, the "Entry" userform will not run through the
sub to add the record if all the textbox/combobox's are
filled except for one, a text box to enter a completion
date. the lsit box displays the records in "Data" i
want the user to be able to DblClick the record in the
list box and have it bring up another userform
called "EnterCompletion" with one text box that the user
can enter the completion date in, and have that go into
the appropriate cell in "Data" the completion column is
8 columns to the right of A. i have been playing with
this:
If ListBox1.ListIndex < -1 Then
Rows(ListBox1.ListIndex + 2).Select
End If
and the only thing i cant get is how to say, "column I in
active row, value = EnterCompletion.TextBox1.value.
hanks for any help...spence
 
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