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Possible to have only one value in a listbox
I am creating a Listbox selection userform where values populated in
master listbox are selected and moved over to a listbox on the right hand side. Is it possible where only one value goes into the right hand list box and no more values allowed to populate that listbox? I have multiselect set to 0. |
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Possible to have only one value in a listbox
In your code that does the move the item from the left listbox to the right
listbox, use something like If RightListBox.ListCount = 0 Then ' move the item End If -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) wrote in message ps.com... I am creating a Listbox selection userform where values populated in master listbox are selected and moved over to a listbox on the right hand side. Is it possible where only one value goes into the right hand list box and no more values allowed to populate that listbox? I have multiselect set to 0. |
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