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Bob gave me the following code last night and it works but i also need it to
look at the database and delete the entire row not just in the list box.
Thank you in advance.
To delete the selected item, just use
lstData.RemoveItem (lstData.ListIndex)
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Bob Phillips
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look at the database and delete the entire row not just in the list box.
Thank you in advance.
To delete the selected item, just use
lstData.RemoveItem (lstData.ListIndex)
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HTH
Bob Phillips
(remove nothere from email address if mailing direct)
Jennifer said:Well it's been awhile. This stuff can just take over your life that when i
lay off for a bit it ends up being a long spell. Well this should be easy.
I have a userform with a list box containing 8 columns when i click on a row
in the list box it fills the labels. I would like the option of deleting the
entire row they see fit. I attached my update button just to give you an idea
of what is going on. Thank you. Jennifer
Private Sub btnUpdate_Click()
Dim pointer As String
pointer = lstData.ListIndex
If pointer = -1 Then Exit Sub
For index = 2 To source.Rows.Count
If source.Cells(index, 1) = txtDataID.Text Then
With source
.Cells(index, eBoxes.Vendor) = txtVendor.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.MiscCosts) = txtMiscCosts.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.ProduceID) = Trim(txtProduceID.Text)
.Cells(index, eBoxes.PalletNum) = txtPallet.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.QtyPurchased) = txtQty.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.QtySold) = txtSold.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.Price) = txtPrice.Text
.Cells(index, eBoxes.Frt) = txtFrt.Text
End With
Exit For
End If
Next
LoadData
lstData.ListIndex = pointer
End Sub
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