How do I programatically change the text in a listbox that is contained in a cluster?

How do I programatically change the text in a listbox that is contained in a cluster?

In the front panel, right click on the listbox object and select create>attribute node.
In the diagram click on the attribute node and select "Item Names".
Connect the desired array of string to the attribute node.
BigBen

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