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Default Multi-Column Listbox properties

Excel 2002, WinXP
I have a UF with a ListBox with 5 columns of data.
I set the ColumnCount property to 5.
I want the user to be able to select any one of the 200 or so items in the 5
columns, but it appears that all he can select is one row. The BoundColumn
property then comes into play to force the selected value to be the one in
the column specified by the BoundColumn property value.

How can I setup the ListBox properties so that any one item in any one
column can be selected at will?

A second question: The 5 columns of data as they appear in the displayed UF
ListBox are too far apart, resulting in a very wide ListBox. I tried
changing the value of the ColumnWidths property but this had little effect.
How can I narrow the columns in the ListBox?
Thanks for your help. Otto


 
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