Adds a ComboItem object to the collection and returns a reference to the newly created object.
Syntax
object.Add(Index As Variant, Key As Variant, Text As Variant, Image As Variant, SelImage As Variant, Indentation As Variant) As ComboItem
The Add method syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
| object | An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list. |
| Index | Optional. The position within the collection to create the new object. |
| Key | Optional. A unique string which identifies the item within the collection. May be used in place of Index to designate the object. |
| Text | Optional. The text of the item, as it will appear in the list and text portions of the combo box. |
| Image | Optional. An index or key into an ImageList control that identifies the picture to use with the list item. |
| SelImage | Optional. An index or key into an ImageList control that identifies the picture to use with the list item when it is selected. |
| Indentation | Optional. The level of indentation that will be applied to the item. The amount of space applied to each level of indentation is determined by the Indentation property. |
| ComboItem | A reference to the new ComboItem object returned as a result of the successful completion of the function. |
Remarks
If no arguments are passed to the Add method, the new object is created as the last object in the collection. No default values are specified, and Indentation is set to 0.
The Add method returns a reference to the newly created ComboItem object. You can use this to assign the new ComboItem to an object variable and then access or change any of its properties.