loop thru listbox

[rikb53]

guys ive got a simple question that alludes me for right now.

if i iterate thru the elements of a list box like below::::
txtTo is the listbox.


Dim myEmailToList As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To txtTo.Items.Count - 1
myEmailToList += txtTo.Items.IndexOf(i)
Next

i know this is simple - i've never had to loop thru a listbox before.
thanks for any help on this
rik

[sde]

i don't think you finished asking your question. if that code isn't working i could take a stab. maybe add a ToString() after txtTo.Items.IndexOf(i)

[rikb53]

you are correct it wasnt finished. but as my luck would have it. i somehow figured it out and concatenating a semi colon at the end to separate the email addresses. i dont know why the "indexOf" property didnt work

thanks a bunch

rik

Dim myEmailToList As String
Dim j As Integer
For j = 0 To txtTo.Items.Count - 1
myEmailToList += txtTo.Items(j).Value & ";"

Next j

[sde]

great! thanks for posting the solution.

[iowacb4600f4guy]

Originally Posted by rikb53

you are correct it wasnt finished. but as my luck would have it. i somehow figured it out and concatenating a semi colon at the end to separate the email addresses. i dont know why the "indexOf" property didnt work

thanks a bunch

rik

Dim myEmailToList As String
Dim j As Integer
For j = 0 To txtTo.Items.Count - 1
myEmailToList += txtTo.Items(j).Value & ";"

Next j

The "IndexOf" property didn't work, because the "indexof" property returns a value that shows you the "Index" of the value you you place in the ()'s