June,That's just a form with two listboxes. Selections from first listbox are 'transferred' to second listbox. SEESAW as good a name as any since I've never heard of any other name applied. Review https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=6326
daryll,
do you have ur own Access form that has 2 listboxes on it in which you want to do the same thing that happens with a seesaw form you see when you open a "create combo box wizard" in access? if that's what you want, the code is very simple.
I'm not *that* good, but if I understand you correctly, what you want *is* simple. see attachment.Well, I hope I'm good as you. If you don't mind to lend me a link, i'll be grateful.
That's just a form with two listboxes. Selections from first listbox are 'transferred' to second listbox. SEESAW as good a name as any since I've never heard of any other name applied. Review https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=6326
I don't know if *stepping in* is the right phrase. uve prolly got a lot more valuable advice than I do! by the way, the name is Adam, not vba_php.Thanks for stepping in.
@vba_php, well, it was first tutorial I saw in my search and it was by MajP so it seemed promising. I agree, far more complicated than necessary. Thanks for stepping in.
All the hard work has been done for you, and you need about 5 lines of code in any form.?
Who cares if it is a class?, it is a black box routine, that I would gladly use, if I ever needed this functionality.
When I build a class it may seem more complicated than could be done by simple hard wired brute force method