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Using the list box's index, you could get the item in the list box, and use that item in the loop for searching the database, and if matched, delete that record. &nbsp;If you still did not get the idea, I will write the code.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Using the list box's index, you could get the item in the list box, and use that item in the loop for searching the database, and if matched, delete that record.  If you still did not get the idea, I will write the code.

Regards,
Vamsi


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I'm familiar with the concept but I really would like some code... I tried to do it similarly to the method you suggested but it didn't work<br />
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I'm familiar with the concept but I really would like some code... I tried to do it similarly to the method you suggested but it didn't work



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I've rejected the answer because I really need the FULL code pretty soon!!<br />
&nbsp;to do the 'simple' &nbsp;task.....<br />
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I've rejected the answer because I really need the FULL code pretty soon!!
 to do the 'simple'  task.....



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I tried the code....... I still couldn't match it to the index... it... My friend solved the problem.....Thanks....<br />
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I tried the code....... I still couldn't match it to the index... it... My friend solved the problem.....Thanks....




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I have a problem with a ListBox linked to a database...... What I want to do is get the list box's index for an item,<br />
Then delete that Item out of the database..Simple IF you know how (I Don't)<br />
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I have a problem with a ListBox linked to a database...... What I want to do is get the list box's index for an item,
Then delete that Item out of the database..Simple IF you know how (I Don't)



RE: Deleting Access Records

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.