>I set BOUNDTO to true and now it works. But I don't understand.
>I don't remember ever setting that at all. In fact in the same app there is another listbox with values of DEP,WITH and the BOUNDTO is set to false, and that returns the expected result.
The reason is you have the default .Value for the list box set to 0 (numeric).
When you have .RowSourceType = 1 and the .RowSource = 50,100,200 then the latter values are character, not numeric.
If you erase the default .Value (i.e. set to None), and you select one of the values in the list you get the selected character string e.g. "50", "100" or "200", NOT the numeric equivalents. If you need numeric results you can convert via VAL() etc.
Your next question is how to force numeric values in the list. I don't know the answer, I can't recall ever having to do that.
Regards. Al
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