Listbox1 to Listbox2?

[Moretakitty]

Hi!


I am a complete newbie to VB and I am running MS Office 2000. (My VB
college class was in 1994 or something like that) I have been looking
for 3 days for complete code to do this, and I am having no luck. Even
went to the local bookstore and looked for a book... searched numberous
websites...


I was creating Forms in Word. This excalated to someone needing a form
with a selectible list of well over 25 items. Hence I fell into the
world of VB again.

Does anyone know of any resources? I have been searching for 3
days...and I do not know enough to put pieces together of different
code.

Any assistance at all would be appreciated!

Moretakitty

 

[Jean-Guy Marcil]

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Hi!


I am a complete newbie to VB and I am running MS Office 2000. (My VB
college class was in 1994 or something like that) I have been looking
for 3 days for complete code to do this, and I am having no luck. Even
went to the local bookstore and looked for a book... searched
numberous websites...


I was creating Forms in Word. This excalated to someone needing a form
with a selectible list of well over 25 items. Hence I fell into the
world of VB again.

Does anyone know of any resources? I have been searching for 3
days...and I do not know enough to put pieces together of different
code.

Please do not multipost.

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The reason is simple:
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--
Salut!
_______________________________________
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[Moretakitty]

As mentioned in the other post, since you replied to both, apologies, I
am at work, and Google groups does not allow me to do that.

Also, some people do not like the cross post, your preference may not
be theirs.

Cross-posting often counter-productive unless everybody who replies to
the thread is on both lists. No list's archive will contain the
complete thread, cross-posts from non-subscribers continuing the thread
will bounce. Subscribers to both lists may see two copies of the
message, annoying them as well.