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Robert Anzalone
How does one refer to a hidden column's value of a list box?
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Betsy
[ComboBoxName].column (#)
where "#" is the position of the column you wish. Remember that list boxes
and combo boxes are based on arrays, so they begin numbering at zero not
one. In other words, the third column in a three column combo box would be
numbered two. Clear as mud?
HTH- Betsy
where "#" is the position of the column you wish. Remember that list boxes
and combo boxes are based on arrays, so they begin numbering at zero not
one. In other words, the third column in a three column combo box would be
numbered two. Clear as mud?
HTH- Betsy
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Robert Anzalone
Clear as mud? No. Crystal clear though. Thanks much.
Betsy said:[ComboBoxName].column (#)
where "#" is the position of the column you wish. Remember that list boxes
and combo boxes are based on arrays, so they begin numbering at zero not
one. In other words, the third column in a three column combo box would be
numbered two. Clear as mud?
HTH- Betsy
Robert Anzalone said:How does one refer to a hidden column's value of a list box?