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    ComboBox.ItemsSelected.Count

    Linq, I attached a mock database which shows the problem. There are no errors and everything seems to be functioning correctly. ItemsSelected.Count just keeps returning 0 no matter what I select. I found a way around by inputting a hidden listbox with the same row source and control source...
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    ComboBox.ItemsSelected.Count

    No, Access 2007 definitely can, but now I think it's not working because of a bug or something. The help menu distinctly says you can use ItemsSelected.Count for both listbox and combobox, but I just tried the exact code with a listbox and it works. That's annoying.
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    ComboBox.ItemsSelected.Count

    Alright so I have no idea why this code is wrong and I haven't found any reason online why it shouldn't work, but I'm sure it's just something stupid. I have a multi-select combobox in access 2007 and for some reason the ItemsSelected.Count always reads 0 no matter what is selected. What am I...
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    Test for multiple-selections in a combo box

    To get a multi-select combo box in 2007 you go into the table in Design View that has the field your combo box is bound to and, under the LookUp tab, select Allow Multiple Values. This creates the multiple checkboxes in your combo box dropdown. And Linq, I tried using your method but I must've...
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    Test for multiple-selections in a combo box

    Hi so is there a way to see if a user checked more than one value in a multi-select combo box? I know ListIndex tells you which value has been chosen as long as only one has been selected, but I need to know if more than one has been selected so that I can reset the record that the combo box is...
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    Combo box to look-up values, but not edit them

    jdraw, I need a combo box to save space on my form, so a list box wont work.. James, I thought the only way to have a bounded combo box was by having a control source. Is there another way? It has to be bounded in order to have the combo box be multi-select
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    Combo box to look-up values, but not edit them

    Alright so I'm pretty new to access and databasing in general, so keep in mind that I'm going to sound ignorant. I want to use a multiselect combo box in 2007 to allow users to choose what they want from field in a table, tblMergedIssues. A button would then sort what they want from the field...
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