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Hi<br />
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I have a ComboBox as shown in the image below.<br />
There is &nbsp;Listbox below it.<br />
I want to get the Part Number which is the first part of the ComboBox item and then the Description, which is the second<br />
part of the item and add a new row to the ListBox where the Part Number goes into the first column and the Description goes into the second part of the List Box. What VBA code would I use? <br />
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Hi

I have a ComboBox as shown in the image below.
There is  Listbox below it.
I want to get the Part Number which is the first part of the ComboBox item and then the Description, which is the second
part of the item and add a new row to the ListBox where the Part Number goes into the first column and the Description goes into the second part of the List Box. What VBA code would I use? 



Access VBA get two values from ComboBox

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