The System.Windows.Forms.CheckedListbox contains the following properties that you can use to find out what nodes are selected: .SelectedIndex .SelectedIndices .SelectedItem .SelectedItems .SelectedValue If you want to find out which ones are checked you should use any of the following: .CheckedIndices .CheckedItems

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