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gwynne000m1

I have a student who is doing am A-level project.

In VB, it is very easy to copy items from one list to another:

list2.additem list1.text -- for an item pointed to in list1.

However, this code does not work in VBA in access (I think it does not
recognise the list1.text).

Please help -- this seems as if it should be so simple.
 
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Nikos Yannacopoulos

I have a student who is doing am A-level project.

In VB, it is very easy to copy items from one list to another:

list2.additem list1.text -- for an item pointed to in list1.

However, this code does not work in VBA in access (I think it does not
recognise the list1.text).
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Quite so, as the two object models are different; I believe the .text
property in VB (which does not exist in Access VBA) is the equivalent of
the .Value property in Access VBA. Try this:

list2.additem list1.value

or, simply:

list2.additem list1

as the .value property is the default one when none is explicitly specified.

HTH,
Nikos
 
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