listbox
How do I make a list box in a form that to the left of the list item there is
a check box or so that I can select multiple items in the list box? Thanks |
listbox
Hi,
In the vba window, select the listbox control and goto to the properties window, Find the MultiSselect property and choose as appropriate. Regards Jean-Yves "ranswrt" wrote in message ... How do I make a list box in a form that to the left of the list item there is a check box or so that I can select multiple items in the list box? Thanks |
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Thanks That was easy.
How do I capture the items that are selected? "Jean-Yves TFELT" wrote: Hi, In the vba window, select the listbox control and goto to the properties window, Find the MultiSselect property and choose as appropriate. Regards Jean-Yves "ranswrt" wrote in message ... How do I make a list box in a form that to the left of the list item there is a check box or so that I can select multiple items in the list box? Thanks |
listbox
Set up a loop to iterate through the entries on the listbox and check
to see which ones have .selected = true. hth Keith |
listbox
Use more the VBA help for all the control properties or method
Once your cursor is in the MultiSelect property, press F1, and select example. -- Regards Jean-Yves Tfelt Europe "ranswrt" wrote: Thanks That was easy. How do I capture the items that are selected? "Jean-Yves TFELT" wrote: Hi, In the vba window, select the listbox control and goto to the properties window, Find the MultiSselect property and choose as appropriate. Regards Jean-Yves "ranswrt" wrote in message ... How do I make a list box in a form that to the left of the list item there is a check box or so that I can select multiple items in the list box? Thanks |
listbox
How is the best way to loop thru the entries?
"Keith74" wrote: Set up a loop to iterate through the entries on the listbox and check to see which ones have .selected = true. hth Keith |
listbox
Please read the help file
For i = 0 To ListBox1.ListCount - 1 If ListBox1.Selected(i) = True Then msgbox "selected value I : " & ListBox1.List(i) End if Next i -- Regards Jean-Yves Tfelt Europe "ranswrt" wrote: How is the best way to loop thru the entries? "Keith74" wrote: Set up a loop to iterate through the entries on the listbox and check to see which ones have .selected = true. hth Keith |
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Thanks
"Jean-Yves" wrote: Please read the help file For i = 0 To ListBox1.ListCount - 1 If ListBox1.Selected(i) = True Then msgbox "selected value I : " & ListBox1.List(i) End if Next i -- Regards Jean-Yves Tfelt Europe "ranswrt" wrote: How is the best way to loop thru the entries? "Keith74" wrote: Set up a loop to iterate through the entries on the listbox and check to see which ones have .selected = true. hth Keith |
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