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- Combo Box control
- Miscellaneous
<List Box>.SelectMinus (Function) In french: <Liste>.SelectMoins Deselects an element in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. Reminder: The selected element corresponds to the current element onto which the selection bar is displayed. Remark: <List Box>.SelectMinus can be used on: - List Box controls based on a data file or populated programmatically,
- single-selection or multi-selection List Box controls.
// Deselect the element at index 7 from "LIST_CustomerList"
LIST_CustomerList.SelectMinus(7)
Syntax
<List Box control>.SelectMinus([<Index 1> [... [, <Index N>]]])
<List Box control>: Control name Name of List Box (or Combo Box) control to use. <Index 1>: Optional integer Index of the first element to deselect.
If no index is specified, all the elements in the specified List Box or Combo Box control are deselected.
<List Box>.SelectMinus has no effect if these indices correspond to elements that are not selected. <Index N>: Optional integer Index of the Nth element to deselect.
If no index is specified, all the elements in the specified List Box or Combo Box control are deselected.
<List Box>.SelectMinus has no effect if these indices correspond to elements that are not selected. Remarks Combo Box control If <List Box>.SelectMinus is used with a Combo Box control: - no element of Combo Box control is displayed,
- if the Combo Box control is editable, the edit control is cleared.
Miscellaneous - To deselect an element from a Table control, use <Table>.SelectMinus.
- <List Box>.SelectMinus can be used on a "Combo Box" table column.
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