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    Move items in listbox up and down using multi select simple


    Anybody have any experience with this? I can do this using None as the Multi Select but not if I choose Simple?

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    How are you moving items up or down? Are you referring to sort order of the RowSource?

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    YES, Using a Command Button to MoveUp and Down. Example; Dave,John,Billy Dave is first, John is second, Move John to first.
    I am NOT referring to the qry sort order, sorting by the Selected item in ListBox. I can do this easily when it's not a Multi Select but not if it is!
    cmdUp and cmdDown

    Thanks,

    EDIT: I think I may have a solution although not tried yet. I will use another ListBox (NO Multi Select) , sort and then qry my original ListBox.

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    Thanks,
    Last edited by burrina; 05-21-2014 at 04:37 PM. Reason: New Approach

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