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Access 2003 does not store the selections of a multi-select list box.<br />
To store mult-selections you would have to write code to store multiple values and write further code to decode the stored values.<br />
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Access 2003 does not store the selections of a multi-select list box.
To store mult-selections you would have to write code to store multiple values and write further code to decode the stored values.



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OK,<br />
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But Peter57r also answered you question as well, but from a different perspective.<br />
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You original request was how to &quot;Access&quot; these values.<br />
Therefore Pete's suggestion of writing code is a actually the more accurate answer to your original question as posed.<br />
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You should have really split the points.<br />
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Please click the &quot;Request Attention&quot; button in your original post, to have this changed.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
;-)<br />
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JeffCoachman
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OK,

But Peter57r also answered you question as well, but from a different perspective.

You original request was how to "Access" these values.
Therefore Pete's suggestion of writing code is a actually the more accurate answer to your original question as posed.

You should have really split the points.

Please click the "Request Attention" button in your original post, to have this changed.

Thanks!
;-)

JeffCoachman

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I'm using a list box (List0) Multi = Simple. How is the selected data stored and how can I access it. <br />
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I'm using a list box (List0) Multi = Simple. How is the selected data stored and how can I access it. 

 

Access Form List box using Multi Select = Simple

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.