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column headings for a list box from a recordset
This is probably (and hopefully) simple, but my eyes are seeing blurry from
all the time in the help screens and I still can't find the solution. I have a recordset . I have a multi-column list box with columnheads set to true. I have assigned values from the recordset to the list box as follows: lst.Column() = rs.GetRows How in VBA can I populate the column headings in the list box with the column names in the recordset (e.g., rs(0).Name) Thanks for any help. |
column headings for a list box from a recordset
You can't. Only if you bind the listbox to data in the worksheet - this
means using the rowsource/listfillrange property. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "in-over-his-head-bill" wrote: This is probably (and hopefully) simple, but my eyes are seeing blurry from all the time in the help screens and I still can't find the solution. I have a recordset . I have a multi-column list box with columnheads set to true. I have assigned values from the recordset to the list box as follows: lst.Column() = rs.GetRows How in VBA can I populate the column headings in the list box with the column names in the recordset (e.g., rs(0).Name) Thanks for any help. |
column headings for a list box from a recordset
Thanks so much for the help. I will just throw some labels on top of the list
box with the recordset column names. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: You can't. Only if you bind the listbox to data in the worksheet - this means using the rowsource/listfillrange property. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "in-over-his-head-bill" wrote: This is probably (and hopefully) simple, but my eyes are seeing blurry from all the time in the help screens and I still can't find the solution. I have a recordset . I have a multi-column list box with columnheads set to true. I have assigned values from the recordset to the list box as follows: lst.Column() = rs.GetRows How in VBA can I populate the column headings in the list box with the column names in the recordset (e.g., rs(0).Name) Thanks for any help. |
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