[AccessD] Listbox Issue - Selected Property or ListIndex persisting after requery

That was the parent control' requery, not parent company. Darned finance /
VBA cross breeding.
On Mar 13, 2014 9:58 AM, "Bill Benson" <bensonforums at gmail.com> wrote:

> I guess IF you know which list box goes with each class but if you write
> code that takes care of that,  you may as well let Access give you the
> event handler (of the child) and trigger it by writing childlist.requery in
> the parent company's re query event; the way you propose you still need at
> least one line of code (probably 2 or more) declaring the variable, setting
> it equal to the class, then adding to the publicly declared collection for
> persistence, plus you've got the wrapper code.
>
> I dunno, guess I will take your word this is better,  more efficient,  or
> more readable/fun.  Having done both I take Access straightforward code in
> Access, although lots of people do like class midules.
>