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You need to include both text to be displayed in the dropdown and the underlying file filter mask. <br />
eg Log Files (*.log)|*.log|All Files (*.*)|*.*<br />
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Use the pipe | character to serate them as shown above. <br />

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You need to include both text to be displayed in the dropdown and the underlying file filter mask.
eg Log Files (*.log)|*.log|All Files (*.*)|*.*

Use the pipe | character to serate them as shown above.


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Hi Wikkard,<br />
The use of pipe in the FileListBox.Pattern results in no items being shown. <br />
that sounds like a SaveFileDialog or OpenFileDialog that you are talking about.<br />
&nbsp;please revise.<br />
thanks
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Hi Wikkard,
The use of pipe in the FileListBox.Pattern results in no items being shown.
that sounds like a SaveFileDialog or OpenFileDialog that you are talking about.
 please revise.
thanks

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i guess, i should re-state the following:<br />
the program needs to filter the files in the fileslistbox for *both* JPG and XLS extensions.
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i guess, i should re-state the following:
the program needs to filter the files in the fileslistbox for *both* JPG and XLS extensions.

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oytun12 your answer is usefull for me too.
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oytun12 your answer is usefull for me too.

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I have a program that is to filter the files in the list for both *.xls and *.jpg. <br />
when i add in <br />
FileListBox.Pattern=&quot;*.XLS<wbr />; *.JPG&quot; <br />
i get only XLS <br />
and vicacersa if i switch the ordering of the extensions. <br />
please let me know fi there is an issue with this
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I have a program that is to filter the files in the list for both *.xls and *.jpg. 
when i add in 
FileListBox.Pattern="*.XLS; *.JPG" 
i get only XLS 
and vicacersa if i switch the ordering of the extensions. 
please let me know fi there is an issue with this

FileListBox.Pattern = &quot;*.xls, *.jpg&quot; not working correctly

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FileListBox.Pattern = &quot;*.xls, *.jpg&quot; not working correctly

FileListBox.Pattern = ".xls, .jpg" not working correctly