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Hi,
I have a question in regards to adding items from a listbox to another
listbox in the Purchase Order form.
There are two Listboxes. One shows the whole list of items available in the
store and the other one shows only the items selected from the first listbox.
For example,
In the first listbox, there are four columns with the first one (ItemID) not
being shown in the listbox as follows
Name Price Unit
Introduction of Maths $30 each
Biography 1A $79 each
...
There is a "Add Item" button. What this does is to add the item selected
from the first listbox to the second one.
The idea of this is to let user know what items they have selected.
What i have got so far is it puts just the ItemID to the second listbox when
the button is pressed (which makes sense because the bound column is 1 - that
is ItemID). My question is whether there is a way of putting the items across
with the whole information just as seen in the first listbox.
I use Access 03.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance
I have a question in regards to adding items from a listbox to another
listbox in the Purchase Order form.
There are two Listboxes. One shows the whole list of items available in the
store and the other one shows only the items selected from the first listbox.
For example,
In the first listbox, there are four columns with the first one (ItemID) not
being shown in the listbox as follows
Name Price Unit
Introduction of Maths $30 each
Biography 1A $79 each
...
There is a "Add Item" button. What this does is to add the item selected
from the first listbox to the second one.
The idea of this is to let user know what items they have selected.
What i have got so far is it puts just the ItemID to the second listbox when
the button is pressed (which makes sense because the bound column is 1 - that
is ItemID). My question is whether there is a way of putting the items across
with the whole information just as seen in the first listbox.
I use Access 03.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance