You could also try something like this:
Sub DoThing
Dim Form As Object
Dim ListBox As Object
Dim Controller As Object
Dim ListBoxControlModel As Object
' Get controller for the current document
Controller = ThisComponent.getCurrentController()
' Assuming first or only form
Form = ThisComponent.Drawpage.Forms.getByIndex(0)
ListBox = Form.getByName("ListBoxName") 'I prefer getByName().
ListBoxControlModel = Controller.getControl(ListBox)
ListBoxControlModel.selectItem("ItemTextToSelect", True)
' If it is a database/data form, you will want to do the following.
' Otherwise, you might not need the next line.
ListBox.commit()
End Sub
I don't know if the above is quicker or easier than what Ariel
suggested, but its the way that I typically do it in database forms when
i need to select a particular item in a list box, usually based on some
other control value.
Also, in a database, all new records show the empty selection for the
list box, because the data value in the control is not bound to
anything, yet. Thus, you need the ListBox.commit() line above to tell
the form to update the data for this field. If you don't do the
commit(), this field will be null when you save the record.
HtH,
Jason
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