Multiselect List Box

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Debbie McIntyre

Is it possible to create a multiselect list box with out
knowing how to write VB programming? I need to create a
list box that allows (and stores for future reference)
unlimited selections.
 
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Scott McDaniel

Creating a multiselect listbox is as simple as setting the multiselect
property to simple or extended. However, accessing and/or using the multiple
selections will require you to delve into the world of VBA programming.
There is a good example of accessing the selections of a multiselect listbox
in the online help.
 
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Dirk Goldgar

Debbie McIntyre said:
Is it possible to create a multiselect list box with out
knowing how to write VB programming? I need to create a
list box that allows (and stores for future reference)
unlimited selections.

A multiselect list box can't in itself *store* multiple values. You
have to use VBA to load and unload the selected values from a table.
It's not particularly complicated, but there's no other way to do it,
because a multiselect list box has no Value property to be stored in a
bound field.
 

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