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Hi. I have a listbox in a form. I will to put the selectedItem text of
listbox in a textbox, can I do that?, how?. Thanks a lot. |
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Hi JP,
You have probably linked the listbox to a field. As it's a listbox, you probably want the field to be of "keywords" type (go to the properties of the listbox if you haven't already done this). Assuming you've done this, you can create a textbox and link it to the same field (though I suggest you make it read only to avoid any conflict). Hope this helps, Sam "JP" wrote: Hi. I have a listbox in a form. I will to put the selectedItem text of listbox in a textbox, can I do that?, how?. Thanks a lot. |
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