One thing you DO NEED to do is to stop reposting the same question again and again. I've noticed that you keep doing that - posting as one topic and then posting again as a different topic. This continued action will get you banned from the forum. Do NOT keep doing it.
sorry for that, if i dont get the answer from my previous postings, im sure they didnt get my question if my queries are too long or confusing. I re-posted the same topic and re-phrase it. Now i know it might cause me banned from forum, please dont let me get banned from this forum because it helps me a lot as a beginner. Ok from now on, i will post my question as clear as possible and i will avoid double posting.
Thank you so much for reminding me.
One thing you DO NEED to do is to stop reposting the same question again and again. I've noticed that you keep doing that - posting as one topic and then posting again as a different topic. This continued action will get you banned from the forum. Do NOT keep doing it.
I would think by far the most simplest thing to do for a listbox bound to a table or query is to use a Recordset object...
Code:
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Set rs = Me.MyListBox.Recodset
With rs
.Addnew
.Fields("NameOfColumn") = <Value>
'Repeat as necessary for each column, if more than one
.Update
End With
If you're using a Value List then it's even easier-