Thanks Trey. That makes sense, however the MS example has the following code in it to go through the list looking for selected values...

isel=""
FOR i = 1 TO ThisForm.NumLstItm
   IF ThisForm.ItemSel(i)=1
       if i = 1
          isel = isel + ThisForm.List1.ListItem(i)
       ELSE
          isel = isel + ";  " + ThisForm.List1.ListItem(i)
       endif
   ENDIF
ENDFOR

... which does not move the record pointer. So, that's where I'm not sure how to get the field value in a loop like above. This code works for what I need (short of some small modifications), but I've tried to get to that "unseen" field there with no luck.

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Since the RowSource is a cursor, the record pointer moves in the cursor with the selected item in the listbox.
Say the cursor is called cuRowSource and you want the 2nd field, it would be
lcUnseenValue = cuRowSource.field2
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