Forms :: Removing Certain Text From A Listbox Item
Apr 22, 2009
Im trying to remove a certain bit of text from my listbox item..
heres my code..
If ListBox1.Text.Contains(".zip") Then
ListBox1.Text = ListBox1.Text.Remove(".zip")
End If
and when i start it and it tries to remove it, it comes up with an error saying
Conversion from string ".zip" to type 'Integer' is not valid.
ive tried, this code..
If ListBox1.Text.Contains(".zip") Then
ListBox1.Text.Remove(".zip")
End If
removing Listbox item from checked Listview item.The code I tried just errors out.
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The Minigolf form code
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