That just sounds all wrong. A listbox usually shows data that is already in a table, and selecting a listbox item allows you do do things based on your list choice. To want to put data that is already in a table into some other table seems to violate db normalization principles. If you are new to Access (and relational databases as a whole) you should review db normalization principles to ensure you're on the right path. Perhaps start with
Normalization Parts I, II, III, IV, and V
I agree with micron's comment. I suggest you step back and give a 30,000 ft overview description of what you are trying to support with a database. Often, context is key to understanding the requirement. And, since you are new to Access, there may be options for resolving some issue(s). Even better for communication and clarity would be for you to show a before and after picture/analogy of what you need/want.
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