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Default Selected... or not ??

What's the group consider the definition of Selected ?


Here's Excel help...

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object.Selected( index ) [= Boolean]

The Selected property syntax has these parts:

Part Description
object Required. A valid object.
index Required. An integer with a range from 0 to one less than the
number of items in the list.
Boolean Optional. Whether an item is selected.


Settings

The settings for Boolean a

Value Description
True The item is selected.
False The item is not selected.
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So, this command

frmTest.List1.Selected(0) = True

Should select line1 in a listbox?

Well I supoose (as it does) to put a marqee around the line does
'Select' it but
changing the command to = False additionally highlights the line.

Which surely means, THEN it's selected ? Or is my Excel working in
reverse ? :)
 
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