[SOLVED] Multiple Value Lists DOING MY HEAD IN...
Seriously massive thanks to anyone who can help with what i bet i a really simple thing that is currently doing my head in.
I have a multiple value listbox for a survey with only 10 possible selections storing values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
So my question is how the hell do i process this. First off, is this data stored in an array?
OK so i need to be able to determine if a certain selection was included in order to trigger various visual elements on a feedback report.
Eg if individual selected 2, 4 then i want to put an If statement in to change the 'visible' status of an image on the report.
So how do i check if a number exists to satisfy a simple T/F statement for ease of use with the If statement?
As i said i'm quite certain that this should be soooo simple, and i'm gunna kick myself when it works, but i just can't find a dam solution and i'm getting very tetchy...
Again many thanks for any help.
Nath:banghead:
SOLVED - Where's the double facepalm emoticon when you need it.
Afraid to admit it but i was doing everything exactly correct right from the damn getgo, but i hadn't defaulted the image.Visible property to False, so when the if statement worked i was setting an image.Visible property to True when it was already True.... I must owe someone a carton for that surely...
Seriously massive thanks to anyone who can help with what i bet i a really simple thing that is currently doing my head in.
I have a multiple value listbox for a survey with only 10 possible selections storing values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
So my question is how the hell do i process this. First off, is this data stored in an array?
OK so i need to be able to determine if a certain selection was included in order to trigger various visual elements on a feedback report.
Eg if individual selected 2, 4 then i want to put an If statement in to change the 'visible' status of an image on the report.
So how do i check if a number exists to satisfy a simple T/F statement for ease of use with the If statement?
As i said i'm quite certain that this should be soooo simple, and i'm gunna kick myself when it works, but i just can't find a dam solution and i'm getting very tetchy...
Again many thanks for any help.
Nath:banghead:
SOLVED - Where's the double facepalm emoticon when you need it.
Afraid to admit it but i was doing everything exactly correct right from the damn getgo, but i hadn't defaulted the image.Visible property to False, so when the if statement worked i was setting an image.Visible property to True when it was already True.... I must owe someone a carton for that surely...
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