Specify the Column in a Multi-Column List Box to Store Data for the Control
The following example demonstrates how the BoundColumn property influences the value of a ListBox. The user can choose to set the value of the ListBox to the index value of the specified row, or to a specified column of data in the ListBox.
To use this example, copy this sample code to the Script Editor of a form. To run the code you need to open the form so the Open event will activate. Make sure that the form contains:
A ListBox named ListBox1.
A Label named Label1.
Three OptionButton controls named OptionButton1, OptionButton2, and OptionButton3.
Dim Listbox1
Dim OptionButton1
Dim OptionButton2
Dim OptionButton3
Dim Label1
Sub Item_Open
Set Listbox1 = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("P.2").Listbox1
Set OptionButton1 = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("P.2").OptionButton1
Set OptionButton2 = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("P.2").OptionButton2
Set OptionButton3 = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("P.2").OptionButton3
Set Label1 = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("P.2").Label1
Listbox1.ColumnCount = 2
Listbox1.AddItem "Item 1, Column 1"
Listbox1.List(0, 1) = "Item 1, Column 2"
Listbox1.AddItem "Item 2, Column 1"
Listbox1.List(1, 1) = "Item 2, Column 2"
Listbox1.Value = "Item 1, Column 1"
OptionButton1.Caption = "List Index"
OptionButton2.Caption = "Column 1"
OptionButton3.Caption = "Column 2"
OptionButton2.Value = True
End Sub
Sub OptionButton1_Click
Listbox1.BoundColumn = 0
Label1.Caption = Listbox1.Value
End Sub
Sub OptionButton2_Click
Listbox1.BoundColumn = 1
Label1.Caption = Listbox1.Value
End Sub
Sub OptionButton3_Click
Listbox1.BoundColumn = 2
Label1.Caption = Listbox1.Value
End Sub
Sub Listbox1_Click
Label1.Caption = Listbox1.Value
End Sub
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