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I have a form with several textboxes, comboboxes and multiselect listboxes.
I would like to change the backcolor of each without changing the value in each. A simple statement like: Me.textbox1.backcolor = VbRed changes the backcolor of textboxes without changing the textbox.value Me.combobox1.backcolor = VbRed changes the backcolor of comboxes without changing the combobox.value However, Me.listbox1.backcolor = VbRed changes the backcolor of multiselect listboxes but also resets the listbox1 to no selections. Does anyone know a way to change the color of a multiselect listbox and keep its selections without a lot of code to remember the array settings? -- russ |
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