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9.6

List Box Selection and "On Click" property

Asked by jpgalasso in Microsoft Access Database

I am trying to run a private module when a List Box item is selected. I have a List Box named "lstScens" (no multiple selection) on a form named "frmScens". I have the "On Click" property for "lstScens" set to "Event Procedure" and pointing to a private subroutine called "lstScens_Click()". Following is the code on "lstScens_Click()":

Private Sub lstScens_Click()
    Dim lstScenarios As ListBox
    Dim varItem As Variant
   
    Set lstScenarios = Forms!frmScens!lstScens
   
    For Each varItem In lstScenarios.ItemsSelected
    ScenName = lstScenarios.ItemData(varItem)
    Next varItem
End Sub

Even though "lstScenarios" has 5 items, the above "For Each" statement does not find any items. While trying to debug the problem, I noticed that the "lstScenarios" List Box is temporarily cleared as soon as the Sub "lstScens_Click" is called - the items reappear once the subroutine is concluded. Therefore the For Each loop is just skipped over. The Sub works fine when run independently from the "On Click" event. But I want it to run each time the User selects an item from the "lstScens" List Box.

Any suggestions?

Thank you for any help.

Jim
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