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Setfocus in "Extended" listbox to Row X without Sendkeys
What I discovered is that when you use a listbox with the Multi Select property set to 'Extended' the myListbox.SetFocus command is not needed. I solved my problem by eliminating all myListbox.Setfocus commands and using myListbox.Selected(lngRowNo)= True followed by myListbox.Value =...- RobinRoslansky
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Setfocus in "Extended" listbox to Row X without Sendkeys
The Multi Select property for this listbox is set to 'Extended'. If you use myListbox.Setfocus followed by myListbox.Selected(5)=True the focus remains on row 0 (or row 1 if you use column headers) and row 6 is highlight/selected. To make both appear on the same row I can use Sendkeys...- RobinRoslansky
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Setfocus in "Extended" listbox to Row X without Sendkeys
If I use myListbox.Selected(5)= True I can "HighLite"/Select row 6 in the listbox. How do I move the focus to the same row without resorting to Sendkeys "{DOWN 6}" ? Robin Roslansky Jakarta, Indonesia- RobinRoslansky
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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highlight value in a list box
Scoty In reference to your answer how do you move the focus to a listbox row that is selected? Without using Sendkeys "{DOWN 4}" ? Robin Roslansky Jakarta, Indonesia- RobinRoslansky
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
