List Box Heirarchy Settings

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Morning Everyone:

We have three tables--one is our "Primary_Classification", the
"Secondary_Classification" and "Third_Classification". We use these to set up
a haeirarchy design. We would like to have them appear in a list box with
their title and sub-catagory listings below them, for instance:

Hardware (Primary Heading)
---Modems
------DSL
------Analog
------Wireless
Software
---Microsoft
------Operating Systems
---------Windows 2003 Server
---------Windows Xp
---------Access 2003

We don't necessarily need the "----" as line holders, they are examples only.

Can someone provide some insight (with code if necessary) that will guide us
through this?

Thanks!
 
Thank you for responding Susan:

It's an intersting idea--I'll look at it. IF anyone else has another
suggestion, I'll take it.

Thanks!
 
I've never used this control before but am looking at it myself for one of
my dbs - seems users are "annoyed" with cascading combo boxes, they want a
"slicker interface"

;-D
 
SusanV said:
I've never used this control before but am looking at it myself for one of
my dbs - seems users are "annoyed" with cascading combo boxes, they want a
"slicker interface"
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Trouble is there are distribution problems. You have to make sure the
version of Treeview is properly installed on the client systems. And
if there are two versions then you could have severe troubles.

Tony
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Thanks for that heads up Tony!

Tony Toews said:
Trouble is there are distribution problems. You have to make sure the
version of Treeview is properly installed on the client systems. And
if there are two versions then you could have severe troubles.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
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