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What is the code for doing that?
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what code you are using to bind the list box with data?
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what code you are using to bind the list box with data?

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Just figured it out...re-used the code I was using on page load...d'oh!
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Just figured it out...re-used the code I was using on page load...d'oh!

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I'm developing an application in VB2008. &nbsp;I have a list box that displays info from a database table. &nbsp;The info is bound to the listbox via a table adapter. &nbsp;The user has the ability to add rows to the database via another form. &nbsp;I haven't been able to figure out how to get the new data displayed in the list box on the original form after the user submits it...how do I refresh the list box on the form to show the data the user just added? &nbsp;I've tried 'form1.refresh' with no luck, and 'form1.close' ends the application...
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I'm developing an application in VB2008.  I have a list box that displays info from a database table.  The info is bound to the listbox via a table adapter.  The user has the ability to add rows to the database via another form.  I haven't been able to figure out how to get the new data displayed in the list box on the original form after the user submits it...how do I refresh the list box on the form to show the data the user just added?  I've tried 'form1.refresh' with no luck, and 'form1.close' ends the application...

Refresh list box in VB2008

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