Re: Populate textbox with multiselect list box

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Thanks for your reply Arvin

I had also tried with Chr(13) Chr(10) and still got the same result. What i
ended up doing was adding a space (& " ") after vbNewLine. For some reason
the unprintable character is not visible if it is not the last character
typed. What i get now is a space before the name of each report. It is
probably not the best fix, but a small space is more aesthetically pleasing
that the unprintable character box.

Thanks again Arvin for your suggestions

Arvin Meyer [MVP] wrote:
>There is no equivalent for vbNewLine in Windows/Ascii characters, so Access
>can't print it and you see the square for each unprintable character. You
>might try adding a Carriage Return and Line Feed with: Chr(13) & Chr(10) so
>you might try:
>
>strList = strList & .Column(0, varItem) & Chr(13) & Chr(10)
>
>The comma is required as a data separator
>> Thank you for your reply. Your code works perfectly as it is!
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>> >>
>> >> Thanks for your help


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