I'd like to add a horizontal scrollbar to a VBA ListBox.
It appears that the built in ListBox does not add a horizontal scrollbar automatically. I have a number of fields whose contents exceed the width of the ListBox and are thus unreadable to the user.
I found this article, however the code fails, due to accessing hwnd of the ListBox (which is apparently not available in VBA). I'd rather not write a native DLL to accomplish this as I suspect there is a better way.
Any idea on how I can add a horizontal scrollbar to a VBA ListBox?
I'm open to the idea of using an alternate control rather than getting it to work with the ListBox specifically.
Did you try ColumnWidths property? I have listbox with horizontal scroll bar. I just had to add ColumnWidths property.
For example I have
me.Listbox1.Columnwidts ="0.5 in;0.2 in;1.5 in;0.75 in;0.5 in"
Unless I'm missing something, a VBA listbox will automatically gain a horizontal scrollbar if the total of its ColumnWidths
property exceeds its own width.
There are no properties I know of that affect this behaviour, i.e. I don't otherwise know how to force or disable display of the horizontal scrollbar.
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