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    Posted: 19 November 2010 at 7:06am
Hi,

Does anyone no how to get data from the MarkupList of a ComboBox?

Specifically I am looking to retrieve the data in text column 2 of which a user has selected, see below example code.


    With ComboBox1
        .Clear
        .EnableMarkup = True

        For i = 0 To 25
            .AddItem Chr$(65 + i)
            .MarkupList(.NewIndex) = "<Grid>" & _
                                     "    <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>" & _
                                     "        <ColumnDefinition Width='50'/>" & _
                                     "        <ColumnDefinition Width='200'/>" & _
                                     "    </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>" & _
                                     "    <Grid.RowDefinitions>" & _
                                     "        <RowDefinition/>" & _
                                     "    </Grid.RowDefinitions>" & _
                                     "    <TextBlock>" & .List(i) & "</TextBlock>" & _
                                     "    <TextBlock Grid.Column='2'>Col 2: " & i & "</TextBlock>" & _
                                     "</Grid>"
        Next
    End With
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Hi,
 
Maybe this will help...
 
 
 
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In this case, you can retrieve the col2 value with easy if you set the ItemData value for each item.
I.e.


    With ComboBox1
        .Clear
        .EnableMarkup = True

        For i = 0 To 25
            .AddItem Chr$(65 + i)


            .ItemData(.NewIndex) = i


            .MarkupList(.NewIndex) = "<Grid>" & _
                [...]


        Next


    End With

Later, you can get the value using


    value = ComboBox1.ItemData(ComboBox1.ListIndex)
 
 
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@Aaron thanks I will check this out.
 
@gibra that's fine for only a two column list (as per example), however if I had a combobox that has 3 or more columns I would need a way to get each of the unique columns data.
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Originally posted by Xander75 Xander75 wrote:

@gibra that's fine for only a two column list (as per example), however if I had a combobox that has 3 or more columns I would need a way to get each of the unique columns data.
 
I'have replyed about the case you have posted.
 
THIS other cases are totally different from you your original request.
THIS cases require to parse the item, of course.
 
The link posted by Aaron maybe solve your question.
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Solved using Aaron's suggestion.
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