I managed to get around this in the end by using the Valid event and returning 0 all the time when the user tries to leave the control and changes had been made. That way I didn't need to worry about the interactive change event not firing on the listbox because I stopped the listbox from getting the focus until the user had either saved or cancelled the changes.
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