There is not one, but a solution is to have another listbox, that's .visible property is set to false, and then have it keep track of whatever value you need it to, to coorespond to the item in the first listbox... I think you want to do though, is use the listindex property of the listbox in the array.... for example print #1, array1(list1.listindex) & "," & array2(list1.listindex) & "," & array3(list1.listindex). This works, because a listbox's first item is 0, and so is an arrays. So, when you populate the listbox, it's indices (slots of the array) line up with the arrays.... with me?
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