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populate listbox with recordset

populate listbox with recordset

populate listbox with recordset

(OP)
New to the game but moderately versed in vba.

Many discussions on subject and am confident I can make a solution work. My question is how to incorporate values from a form control with the recordset to populate a table?

I filter values from one combobox to another which filters to a third that I then add to a list. All is good using SQL in a AfterUpdate event that changes the control rowsource, but.... my spin button on the form that designates the quantity does not want to mesh with the SQL for the listbox. I get the values in the listbox except the one on the form so Im looking at this recordset thing which I am just now beginning to wrap my head around.

Ant suggestions on concatenating a form control value with Sql, Recordsets, Arrays, anything I missed?

RE: populate listbox with recordset

You will probably get better help here: forum702: Microsoft: Access Forms
since this isn't really a database connectivity issue.

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RE: populate listbox with recordset

(OP)
So, when I figure it out I win, and with the help of others I am grateful. Still a win. Thanks for the direction.

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