[mso] Re: Access 2000 List Box

Hello Lisa,

I tend to use text boxes to show the users the status of operations, but you 
can do the same thing with a list
box.

The code is pretty simple. Its just

listBox.AddItem("MyItem")

You don't need an array and the ListBox control can be unbound.

If you need further help, please just let me know.

Ron


Sunday, November 23, 2003, 10:51:17 AM, you wrote:

G> Hi everyone,

G> ... especailly access people :-)

G> I'd like to show the status of a process ...Importing... Importing
G> complete... Processing records...
G> and so on.

G> In word VBA I've used a listbox for this sort of thing and just added
G> rows one at a time as needed.

G> I'm now trying the same thing in Access. Can someone confirm for me
G> that this isn't possible in access as the only way of putting things
G> in a listbox is to use some sort of recordsource or array?

G> If anyone has any thoughts of how to do this status thing in a
G> different way in Access I'd very much like to hear from you please.

G> Regards
G> Lisa

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