Ark68
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- Mar 23, 2004
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- 2016
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- Windows
I am struggling to find the right setting or combination of settings to reproduce this preferred behaviour of my combobox.
- I only want the user to be able to select values from this list, no typing in the value (current setting : Style - frmStyleDropDownList)
- I wish for the user to type the first letter, and instead of processing the change event based the first value in the list that matches that first letter, to move the user seletion to the first entry in the list that starts with that list allowing the user to click on whatever value in the list they choose. Difficult to explain, but...
My dropdown list containes over 250 items in alphabetical order. 20 of those begin withthe letter 'S'. Although the user could scroll through all 250 list items, I would like to be able to press 'S' and it takes me to the point in the list where the 'S' values start. As I have it set now, as soon as the user presses 'S' it assumes the first value in the list starting with 'S' and triggers the change code. This is not necessarily the value the user wishes to have selected.
- I only want the user to be able to select values from this list, no typing in the value (current setting : Style - frmStyleDropDownList)
- I wish for the user to type the first letter, and instead of processing the change event based the first value in the list that matches that first letter, to move the user seletion to the first entry in the list that starts with that list allowing the user to click on whatever value in the list they choose. Difficult to explain, but...
My dropdown list containes over 250 items in alphabetical order. 20 of those begin withthe letter 'S'. Although the user could scroll through all 250 list items, I would like to be able to press 'S' and it takes me to the point in the list where the 'S' values start. As I have it set now, as soon as the user presses 'S' it assumes the first value in the list starting with 'S' and triggers the change code. This is not necessarily the value the user wishes to have selected.