only allow one list box to have a selection

deb

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I have two listboxes, lboFY and lboCY.

If the use makes a single select or multiselect on lboFY, I want to clear all selections that may have been selected in lboCY
and the other way around
If the use makes a single select or multiselect on lboCY, I want to clear all selections that may have been selected in lboFY

Can't have both listboxes with selections. Needs to one or the other.
 

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I only noticed when stumac uploaded a sample database.
 
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I only noticed when stumac uploaded a sample database.

It is a slight downside of board displaying questions for different forums together - but well spotted.

Dave
 
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It is a slight downside of board displaying questions for different forums together - but well spotted.
I assume you are referring to the "Zero Reply Posts", as that is the only place where it shows posts from different forums together.
Note that the last column in that listing indicates what forum the thread is in.
 
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Joe
It also lumps everything together when using "Search new posts"
 
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Joe
It also lumps everything together when using "Search new posts"
HAHA! Shows you how much I use that listing (never!). Thanks for pointing that point.
However, that does have the same structure, and shows the forum in the last column.
 
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However, that does have the same structure, and shows the forum in the last column.
Agreed.
I use it all the time
 
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I assume you are referring to the "Zero Reply Posts", as that is the only place where it shows posts from different forums together.
Note that the last column in that listing indicates what forum the thread is in.

Correct

Dave
 
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