How to determine if any row is selected in a listbox

I have a list box in my Access form. I need to know if any of the rows in this list box has been selected by the user. Is there any simple Access property or method exists for this purpose? I do not want to loop through the listbox to check if any row's selected property is true, because I am only interested to know if a selection action is done.

Solution

A list box has the ItemsSelected property which returns a read-only reference to the hidden ItemsSelected collection. And you can ask for the Count property of that collection ...

MsgBox Me.YourListBoxName.ItemsSelected.Count & " items selected"

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