Tick checkbox depending on Listbox selection

daithiboy

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Hi All,

I've done some searching but could not find an answer for this.

In my userform there are a couple of textboxes, a combobox, 12 checkboxes and a listbox populated with a table. I would like all of the boxes to populate when I select a line in the listbox. Using the click event, I can populate the text and comboboxes without issue, but when I try an if statement to decide whether or not to check my first checkbox I get an object required error on the first line of my if statement.

Here is my code so far:

VBA Code:
Private Sub ConsultantList_Click()

    Consultant.Value = ConsultantList.Column(0)
    Specialty.Value = ConsultantList.Column(1)
    Hospital.Value = ConsultantList.Column(2)
    
    If ConsultantList.Column(4).Value = "Yes" Then 'error occurs here on ConsultantList.Column(4).Value
        CheckBox1.Value = True
    Else
        CheckBox1.Value = False
    End If
    
End Sub

Any advice you guys can give would be very much appreciated.

Many thanks in advance,
Dave
 

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Hi,
try this update to your code

VBA Code:
Private Sub ConsultantList_Click()

    With Me.ConsultantList
        Me.Consultant.Value = .Column(0)
        Me.Specialty.Value = .Column(1)
        Me.Hospital.Value = .Column(2)
        Me.CheckBox1.Value = CBool(.Column(4) = "Yes")
    End With
    
End Sub

Dave
 
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What is error message? Maybe you trying to catch data from column that not exist.
 
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You can use listbox property "Value" only if listbox is populated manualy with items,
but if you are using "RowSource" property to populate listbox you must remove this property and
write ConsultantList.Column(4) = "Yes"
 
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