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Becky
Hello
I have a 4 column list box that is populated by 4 text boxes. When I click on a row in the list box it repopulates the text boxes for editing. When I try to update the row in the list box with the edited data I use
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 0) = cmbVendorNam
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 1) = txtVendorAddress
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 2) = txtVendorAddress
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 3) = txtVendorAddress
When the first line executes it jumps to the list box Click event. It does not do that for any of the other lines, only when the column is 0. I don't know why it is doing this. Is there a work around for this
Any help is appreciated
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I have a 4 column list box that is populated by 4 text boxes. When I click on a row in the list box it repopulates the text boxes for editing. When I try to update the row in the list box with the edited data I use
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 0) = cmbVendorNam
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 1) = txtVendorAddress
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 2) = txtVendorAddress
lstCloseOut.List(lstCloseOut.ListIndex, 3) = txtVendorAddress
When the first line executes it jumps to the list box Click event. It does not do that for any of the other lines, only when the column is 0. I don't know why it is doing this. Is there a work around for this
Any help is appreciated
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