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ListBox problem!!!!!!
Thanks so much DougP!!!!<br> The grid works just fine and is a lot easier! I was just so fixated on that listbox because I have been working with it all along. But you solved my problem and I thank you very much for that. I'll remember you in the future with "my" problems.<br>- Cody
- Post #7
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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ListBox problem!!!!!!
Hi DougP,<br> that looks good but I still don't know how to implement this in my code. Here is my <br> formload code:<br> List1.Clear<br> rsMeds.MoveFirst<br> With rsMeds<br> While Not .EOF<br> vntTemp = rsMeds!desc_txt & Space(55 - Len(rsMeds!desc_txt) - Len(rsMeds!meds_cd)) &...- Cody
- Post #5
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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ListBox problem!!!!!!
Thanks DougP,<br> yes, the meds come from an oracle database and I am actually using a regular listbox<br> not a dblistbox. Is there any way I can use the regular listbox?( I am also not using adodc, I'm writing everything in sql code.) Or would it be easier to just use the <br> dbgrid? Thanks...- Cody
- Post #3
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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ListBox problem!!!!!!
I have a list box that lists medications and meds codes. The meds codes are decimal numbers (e.g. 123.4). The itemdata property does not accept decimal number. How can I make a selection from the list and put the selection in a textbox?<br> Can I use the Tag property? If, how? Please...- Cody
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
