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Hi folks
Access uses the OGrid class for the dropped-down list of a combo box. Say
the user moves the mouse to an entry in the dropped-down list, then clicks
it to select that entry. The combo box's MouseDown event occurs.
I need to determine which entry the user clicked from that list - then
CANCEL the click, because the combo's controlsource (not rowsource) is
actually bound to a function. I can easily cancel the click -
docmd.cancelevent works fine - but I can not figure how to get the selected
entry using APIs.
I know that Access combo boxes are heavily subclassed, & do not necessarily
respond to many (most? all?) of the normal SendMessage calls.
So, my question, to anyone who understands what I am talking about, is this:
"Is it possible? If so, how?" !
TIA,
TC
Access uses the OGrid class for the dropped-down list of a combo box. Say
the user moves the mouse to an entry in the dropped-down list, then clicks
it to select that entry. The combo box's MouseDown event occurs.
I need to determine which entry the user clicked from that list - then
CANCEL the click, because the combo's controlsource (not rowsource) is
actually bound to a function. I can easily cancel the click -
docmd.cancelevent works fine - but I can not figure how to get the selected
entry using APIs.
I know that Access combo boxes are heavily subclassed, & do not necessarily
respond to many (most? all?) of the normal SendMessage calls.
So, my question, to anyone who understands what I am talking about, is this:
"Is it possible? If so, how?" !
TIA,
TC