Re: List Box Multiple clicking

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Thank you for your response...I'm still a little confused

Also, In the code I don't understand what the "ctllstbox.Name" means. What
do I put in "Name" and what will this do?

Thank you

"HC" wrote:

> Just a quick suggesstion. Why don't you requery on the enter property
> for 2nd and 3nd list box ? Put the code below in the enter property
>
> Dim ctllstbox As Control
> Set ctllstbox = Me![Listbox1]
> DoCmd.Requery ctllstbox.Name
>
> Set ctllstbox = Me![Listbox2]
> DoCmd.Requery ctllstbox.Name
>
> If you want the user only click one, you may chance the property of the
> listbox on the code. Hope it help and sorry if i'm misleading your
> question.
>
>
.

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