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Can we assume that this is part of a userform? It is not clear why you need two list boxes. Your message suggests that you should use a list box and a text box, thus
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Private Sub ListBox1_Click() Dim sMyStr As String sMyStr = ListBox1.value If sMyStr = "P21" Then TextBox1.Text = "41" ElseIf sMyStr = "P69" Then TextBox1.Text = "31" ElseIf sMyStr = "P62" Then TextBox1.Text = "11" ElseIf sMyStr = "P64" Then TextBox1.Text = "42" Else TextBox1.Text = "" End If End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Dim i As Integer With ListBox1 For i = 21 To 69 .AddItem "P" & i Next i End With End Sub
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