A much simpler general solution to avoid the "renumbering" issue is
to run your loop the other way:
for n = (List1.ListCount - 1) downto 0
Russ
On Apr 15, 2006, at 3:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have made much successful use of ListBoxes but every time I try to
go =
a step further a problem occurs. This one really baffles me.=20
A window has a ListBox which allows multiple selection and a
PushButton =
with the following simple code:
for n=3D0 to (List1.listcount-1)
if List1.selected(n) then List1.removeRow(n)
next
When a number of rows are selected and the PushButton is pushed,
the =
result is that the first row selected and other alternate rows are =
deleted and the rest are skipped.
I do that same thing but a little differently. First I write from
an array to
the listbox, and I store the index to the array in a celltag. Then
when I see
the row is selected (in the method for when user hits backspace),
then I
delete it from the array, not the list box. Then at the end, I
clear all rows and
re-write them from the array freshly.
Another alternative is to make an array which stores all of the rows
selected, then delete them from that array.
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