formatting with a listbox ?

ricksimm

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I want to display an employee social security number, the employee name, and the employee address on one row of a listbox with a new row for each new employee. I would like to display this information as if each piece of information is in a separate column so that the info would line up vertically when viewed in the listbox. It would be like a multiple column listbox. Is this possible? Thanks.
 

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Download the example. If your listbox is in a userform, it is almost the same but we will have to use the controlsource property instead of LinkedCell and ListFillRange.

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