Jeff ha scritto:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
> selected row:
On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:46:05 am Jeff wrote:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property t
Jeff schrieb:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
> selected row:
>
Hi All,
First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
Eg:
ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
selected row:
PRINT ComboBoxProjects.Index
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