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Apr 14th, 2004, 12:06 AM
#1
Thread Starter
Lively Member
Passing a value from listbox to textbox when listbox has 2 values :( ?
I have a listbox, that I want to pass a .text value from to a textbox.
Problem is, The listbox is holding two values (as passed by 2 fields from a recordset) like this...
Code:
For i = 0 To rstCust.RecordCount - 1
lstCust.AddItem rstCust.Fields(0).Value & " " & rstCust.Fields(1).Value
rstCust.MoveNext
Next
Which displays the list like this:
001 Smith
002 Jones
003 Black
etc.
When I click on the listbox, I want the value I click on to go to a textbox called txtCustID, but I dont want to send both values to it.
I only want to send the rstCust.Fields(0).Value to the textbox (which would be 001, 002, 003 etc. but not the name).
Can anyone help me do this?
Thanks
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Apr 14th, 2004, 12:20 AM
#2
Fanatic Member
Couple of ways to go here...you could use the split function which returns an array. It takes as a paremeter the delimiter which in the example you gave is a space. Are all the second column values only one word?
Code:
dim strArray as Variant
strArray = Split(ListBox1.List(ListBox1.ListIndex), " ")
Text1.Text = strArray(0)
if there are spaces on the second column, I have done this in the past:
when adding items to the listbox concatenate like so:
Code:
ListBox1.AddItem rs.Fields(0).Value & vbTab & rs.Fields(1).Value
...
'then you could do
strArray = Split(ListBox1.List(ListBox1.ListIndex), vbTab)
...
'or you could use the ListBox.ItemData property which is also a collection like .Item:
ListBox1.AddItem rs.Fields(0).Value & " " & rs.Fields(1).Value
ListBox1.ItemData(ListBox1.NewIndex) = rs.Fields(0).Value
'so when they click on the item, you pass the index of the listbox to the ItemData collection
ListBox1.ItemData(ListBox1.ListIndex)
'the ItemData way is my personal favorite
hope that helps - cheers
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