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MS Access Forum / Forms / October 2005

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List Box Multi Select??

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Robbie Baquiran - 06 Oct 2005 00:18 GMT
How do I retrieve the value of a listbox set to Multi Select?  When it is
set to none, it provides me with the value of the bound column.  When set to
either simple or extended - it returns Null.

The Help files aren't shedding any light on the situation.

Thanks in advance!
Rick Brandt - 06 Oct 2005 00:43 GMT
> How do I retrieve the value of a listbox set to Multi Select?  When
> it is set to none, it provides me with the value of the bound column.
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> Thanks in advance!

There is an ItemsSelected collection that you have to loop through in code.

A MultiSelect ListBox is not intended to use to enter data into a table in the
same way that a ListBox with MultiSelect disabled is.

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Robbie Baquiran - 06 Oct 2005 01:10 GMT
Thanks Rick ^^v

>> How do I retrieve the value of a listbox set to Multi Select?  When
>> it is set to none, it provides me with the value of the bound column.
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> A MultiSelect ListBox is not intended to use to enter data into a table in
> the same way that a ListBox with MultiSelect disabled is.
 
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