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I have a usercontrol that has five listboxes listA,listB,listC,listD,li<wbr />stE. listA gives an option to the users to select one of several or multiple values from the its list. listB,listC,listD,listE are populated by a click event on a text heading sitting on top of listB. I want the values inside &nbsp;listB,listC,listD,listE to change based on selection inside the listA box and not because of a click event. So i want to know how can i fire the listA_SelectIndexChanged event of the usercontrol from the page where i am using this control?
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Experts,

I have a usercontrol that has five listboxes listA,listB,listC,listD,listE. listA gives an option to the users to select one of several or multiple values from the its list. listB,listC,listD,listE are populated by a click event on a text heading sitting on top of listB. I want the values inside  listB,listC,listD,listE to change based on selection inside the listA box and not because of a click event. So i want to know how can i fire the listA_SelectIndexChanged event of the usercontrol from the page where i am using this control?

Executing SelectedIndexchanged on Listbox in Usercontrol

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