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I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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It is odd. I got the same result on the first try, but when I set a
breakpoint to debug the process, it performed properly. Then after I removed the breakpoint, it still performed properly. Can't get it to duplicate the anomaly. "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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Hold on, I did get it to repeat the anomaly and it is listbox 2 that is
returning the null string. However, it is showing as selected. I looks like it might be speed related but can't be positive. "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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yea I saw similar behavior. Actually, depending upon how I reorder things I
can get any one or two of the three listboxes to have "". I have tried various delays between writing to the ListIndex, but it had no effect. "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Hold on, I did get it to repeat the anomaly and it is listbox 2 that is returning the null string. However, it is showing as selected. I looks like it might be speed related but can't be positive. "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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It appears to be sporatic. Sometimes it will return all three and other
times it returns only the 1st and 3rd. It is always listbox2 that returns the empty string. Odd. Might be worth reporting to Microsoft to see if they have an answer. "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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Here is the set up that I used.
Create UserForm1. Add three ListBox controls to UserForm1. Put this code behind ListBox1 on form: Private Sub ListBox1_Click() ListBox2.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex ListBox3.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex v1 = ListBox1.Value '(or .Text) v2 = ListBox2.Value '(or .Text) v3 = ListBox3.Value '(or .Text) MsgBox v1 & " " & v2 & " " & v3 End Sub Set same row source on Sheet1 for all three listboxes. Put this code in standard module: Sub UF1() UserForm1.Show End Sub "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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My ListBox1_Click() is functionally identical. Here is another twist, in
UserForm_Activate() I do: ListBox1.ListIndex = 0 This of course triggers ListBox1_Click(). The form shows all three listboxes with the first item (listindex = 0) selected. However, Listbox1.Text 1 and ListBox3.Text are empty and Listbox2 is correct. If I then follow that bny clicking on ListBox1, ListBox1.Text and ListBox2.Text are correct, but ListBox3.Text is empty. "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Here is the set up that I used. Create UserForm1. Add three ListBox controls to UserForm1. Put this code behind ListBox1 on form: Private Sub ListBox1_Click() ListBox2.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex ListBox3.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex v1 = ListBox1.Value '(or .Text) v2 = ListBox2.Value '(or .Text) v3 = ListBox3.Value '(or .Text) MsgBox v1 & " " & v2 & " " & v3 End Sub Set same row source on Sheet1 for all three listboxes. Put this code in standard module: Sub UF1() UserForm1.Show End Sub "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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There must be an explanation, but it will take somebody smarter than me to
give it. Like I said, sounds like one for Microsoft. Post it as an anomaly for public comments and Microsoft will probably pick up on it. Just make a new posting but click comments instead of question. "Bill" wrote: My ListBox1_Click() is functionally identical. Here is another twist, in UserForm_Activate() I do: ListBox1.ListIndex = 0 This of course triggers ListBox1_Click(). The form shows all three listboxes with the first item (listindex = 0) selected. However, Listbox1.Text 1 and ListBox3.Text are empty and Listbox2 is correct. If I then follow that bny clicking on ListBox1, ListBox1.Text and ListBox2.Text are correct, but ListBox3.Text is empty. "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Here is the set up that I used. Create UserForm1. Add three ListBox controls to UserForm1. Put this code behind ListBox1 on form: Private Sub ListBox1_Click() ListBox2.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex ListBox3.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex v1 = ListBox1.Value '(or .Text) v2 = ListBox2.Value '(or .Text) v3 = ListBox3.Value '(or .Text) MsgBox v1 & " " & v2 & " " & v3 End Sub Set same row source on Sheet1 for all three listboxes. Put this code in standard module: Sub UF1() UserForm1.Show End Sub "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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Sorry about that. Should be click Suggestion for Microsoft instead of
question. "Bill" wrote: My ListBox1_Click() is functionally identical. Here is another twist, in UserForm_Activate() I do: ListBox1.ListIndex = 0 This of course triggers ListBox1_Click(). The form shows all three listboxes with the first item (listindex = 0) selected. However, Listbox1.Text 1 and ListBox3.Text are empty and Listbox2 is correct. If I then follow that bny clicking on ListBox1, ListBox1.Text and ListBox2.Text are correct, but ListBox3.Text is empty. "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Here is the set up that I used. Create UserForm1. Add three ListBox controls to UserForm1. Put this code behind ListBox1 on form: Private Sub ListBox1_Click() ListBox2.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex ListBox3.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex v1 = ListBox1.Value '(or .Text) v2 = ListBox2.Value '(or .Text) v3 = ListBox3.Value '(or .Text) MsgBox v1 & " " & v2 & " " & v3 End Sub Set same row source on Sheet1 for all three listboxes. Put this code in standard module: Sub UF1() UserForm1.Show End Sub "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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Unfortunately, I am accessing this Newsgroup with Outlook Express. I do not
have anything to click on that you mention. If you do, please feel free to post it yourself. Thanks, Bill "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Sorry about that. Should be click Suggestion for Microsoft instead of question. "Bill" wrote: My ListBox1_Click() is functionally identical. Here is another twist, in UserForm_Activate() I do: ListBox1.ListIndex = 0 This of course triggers ListBox1_Click(). The form shows all three listboxes with the first item (listindex = 0) selected. However, Listbox1.Text 1 and ListBox3.Text are empty and Listbox2 is correct. If I then follow that bny clicking on ListBox1, ListBox1.Text and ListBox2.Text are correct, but ListBox3.Text is empty. "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Here is the set up that I used. Create UserForm1. Add three ListBox controls to UserForm1. Put this code behind ListBox1 on form: Private Sub ListBox1_Click() ListBox2.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex ListBox3.ListIndex = ListBox1.ListIndex v1 = ListBox1.Value '(or .Text) v2 = ListBox2.Value '(or .Text) v3 = ListBox3.Value '(or .Text) MsgBox v1 & " " & v2 & " " & v3 End Sub Set same row source on Sheet1 for all three listboxes. Put this code in standard module: Sub UF1() UserForm1.Show End Sub "Bill" wrote: All, I have done a fair amount of Excel VBA programming, but this is a new odd behavior. I have a form with 3 listboxes. All 3 listboxes have a range as a Rowsource. When the form opens they are all populated and display just fine. I want an item selected in the first listbox to force the same selection (i.e. listindex) in the other 2 listboxes. In the listbox1_Click() subroutine I put the following code: listbox2.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex listbox3.ListIndex = listbox1.ListIndex v1 = listbox1.Value (or .Text) v2 = listbox2.Value (or .Text) v3 = listbox3.Value (or .Text) v1 and v2 have the right stuff but v3 = "" Any ideas? TIA, Bill |
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