On Feb 26, 7:31 pm, Rich P <rpng...@aol.comwrote:
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The listcount for an Access Listbox starts at 1. If you add one element
to the Rowsource of your listbox it will also display a count of 1. If
you add more than one element to the rowsource of your listbox it will
display the count of elements. I think when the count starts at 1 is is
called "non ordinal"? An Access collection object also starts at a
count of 1. But they (Microsoft) changed this convention in .Net, and
everything starts at a count of 0. More consistent this way, as you can
see.
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Rich
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Not sure if this changes after 97 as I have never tried it, but the
list count does read 0 when the RowsourceType is a Value List or a
Field List - it only seems to be 1 for a Table/Query. Probably much
like a query that returns no records, in query view it usually
produces one blank line.
