ListBox.Column(n) "H. Martins" <HJRMartins[ at ]gmail.com> 12/17/2008 3:25:55 PM Hi, Me.lstbxListBox.Column(6) Is there a way to replace the column index by the column field name? Thanks H. Martins

RE: ListBox.Column(n) Beetle 12/17/2008 3:42:11 PM No. Why would you need to? -- _________ Sean Bailey "H. Martins" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi, > > Me.lstbxListBox.Column(6) > > Is there a way to replace the column index by the column field name? > > Thanks > H. Martins >

Re: ListBox.Column(n) "H. Martins" <HJRMartins[ at ]gmail.com> 12/18/2008 11:33:09 AM Sean, Well, it was just a thought. Sometimes I have to insert (or delete) a new column in a listbox and I have to change the column index of the function. The function can be located in the same form, but sometimes is in other report and I have to search for it. No big problem, I was just exploring ... Thanks H. Martins

Re: ListBox.Column(n) "Ken Snell \(MVP\)" <kthsneisllis9[ at ]ncoomcastt.renaetl> 12/20/2008 3:12:21 PM Well, yes, it's possible to do in VBA code. Are you comfortable with VBA? Post back and we can show you how to do this. -- Ken Snell <MS ACCESS MVP> http://www.accessmvp.com/KDSnell/ "H. Martins" <HJRMartins[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message news:f249bf37-ed2f-4ad4-8f1a-4b01b6e5dd16[ at ]r10g2000prf.googlegroups.com... [Quoted Text] > Sean, > > Well, it was just a thought. > > Sometimes I have to insert (or delete) a new column in a listbox and I > have to change the column index of the function. > > The function can be located in the same form, but sometimes is in > other report and I have to search for it. > > No big problem, I was just exploring ... > > Thanks > H. Martins