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Convert list to string for text control |
| message from Dawn Pensiero on 08 May 2004 |
How can I create a text control the lists a recordset comma-delimited?
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| Albert D. Kallal replied to Dawn Pensiero on 8 May 2004 |
You can actually stuff a comma delimited list right into a listbox
control..nothing else is needed.
So, build a un-bound listbox..set the row source type to value list. Now, in
code go:
me.MyListBox.RowSouce = "one, two, three"
If you look on the screen, you will see nice box with
one
Two
Three
So, the nice listbox control by default accepts a comma delimited string....
I would not send too large of a string to that listbox...but the above does
work....
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