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EXCEL 2003 - A ListBox quandry stumps me

Asked by ljcor in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Reading the Help file associated with ListBox properties says the following about the "Select" property:
"The Selected property is useful when users can make multiple selections. You can use this property to determine the selected rows in a multi-select list box. You can also use this property to select or deselect rows in a list from code."

To determine the item selected in the ListBox I use the variable "iSel" in conjunction with ListIndex.  So if I decide to deselect the item I use
   lbProjectListBox(iSel).Selected = False
but this brings up an Error 13 (Type Mismatch),

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Dim iSel As Integer, Txt As String
(blah, blah, blah)
    iSel = ProjectListBox.ListIndex 
  
    If frmLoadOrDelete.optDelete.Value = True Then
        Txt = "Do you want to delete this item?"
        If MsgBox(Txt, vbYesNo, "CONFIRM A DELETION") = vbYes Then
            Call DeleteSingleItem(iRow)
            ProjectListBox.RemoveItem (iSel)
            MsgBox "The selected item has been deleted."
        Else
            lbProjectListBox(iSel).Selected = False
            MsgBox "Cancelled.  No action taken."
        End If
        Sheets("HeaderInfo").Cells(15, 4).Select
        Exit Sub
    End If
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