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i have tried that, and for some reason it doesn't select the 3rd listbox, i know this because i've set it to display in a textbox, yet no joy
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i have tried that, and for some reason it doesn't select the 3rd listbox, i know this because i've set it to display in a textbox, yet no joy

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The suggestion above works just fine for me!? &nbsp;You need to list the code where you include the 3rd listbox. 
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The suggestion above works just fine for me!?  You need to list the code where you include the 3rd listbox.

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Are you putting all of your code on one line? &nbsp;I don't see the end-if which indicates that yours may not be working like mine. &nbsp;Try putting each line on a separate code line without and line continuation markers.<br />

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Are you putting all of your code on one line?  I don't see the end-if which indicates that yours may not be working like mine.  Try putting each line on a separate code line without and line continuation markers.


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hi, i'm stuck on a listbox event, i need to be able to select 3 listboxs at the same time.<br />
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to select 2 at the same time i use..<br />
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If List1.Selected(List1.ListI<wbr />ndex) = True Then<br />
List2.Selected(List1.ListI<wbr />ndex) = True<br />
ElseIf List1.Selected(List1.ListI<wbr />ndex) = False Then<br />
List2.Selected(List1.ListI<wbr />ndex) = False<br />
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how would i go about adding a 3rd listbox so that gets selected too?
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hi, i'm stuck on a listbox event, i need to be able to select 3 listboxs at the same time.

to select 2 at the same time i use..

If List1.Selected(List1.ListIndex) = True Then
List2.Selected(List1.ListIndex) = True
ElseIf List1.Selected(List1.ListIndex) = False Then
List2.Selected(List1.ListIndex) = False

how would i go about adding a 3rd listbox so that gets selected too?

multipul listbox selection

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