Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The ListBox Control III - Select Multiple Items

The video tutorial demonstrates how to enable multi-selection in a list box to delete multiple worksheets with a single click. It explains modifying the delete procedure logic to iterate through list items backwards, using list box properties like 'selected' and 'remove item'. The tutorial concludes with a demonstration of the functionality, highlighting the efficiency of using user forms and list boxes in VBA.

What property must be changed to allow multiple selections in a list box?

• Select-None

• Multi-Select

• Single-Select

• Select-All

Why is it important to iterate from the bottom to the top when deleting items?

• To increase speed

• To ensure all items are selected

• To maintain order

• To avoid skipping items

What does the 'list count' property provide?

• The total number of worksheets

• The total number of selected items

• The total number of deleted items

• The total number of items in the list box

How do you determine if a list box item is selected?

• By checking the 'visible' property

• By using the 'selected' property

• By checking the 'highlighted' property

• By using the 'active' property

What must be added to the index position to correctly reference a worksheet?

• Subtract 1

• Add 1

• Multiply by 2

• Divide by 2

What method is used to remove an item from the list box?

• Delete Entry

• Remove Entry

• Remove Item

• Delete Item

What is a key benefit of using user forms and list boxes for worksheet management?

• Increased complexity

• Reduced user control

• Enhanced productivity

• Limited functionality