The problem was that I needed the comma. It is a status monitor box that displays SQL statements as they execute. I didn't realize also that you can add "ActiveX" versions of the form objects to the form. These react very similiar to the Excel VBA environment objects. Moving foward will...
Pulling my hair out on this one. I have a string value which has commas in it. It is an SQL statement. All I am trying to do is add the string to a single column listbox. When I do it it always parses my string at the first comma. I have searched all over the web, can't believe no one else...