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Old February 12th, 2004, 04:16 AM
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Using Combo box in MS access forms

I am developing a tool using forms in MS access. When I try to use VB controls like a combo box or a list box , the properties such as addItem and RemoveItem of the control is not listed and hence it gives a compilation error.

I would like to know what the action to be taken to get the properties identified.

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If the combo box / list box is to be filed with some database column ui can simply use the row source type = table / query
and row source = u r sql sqry
e.g.
select colDisplay,colKey from abc

here colDisplay will detyermine the text which appear in the list box and colkey what the vals retuirend

sorry for the typos

i am in a hurry........

hope this may help if not get back to forum ....

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Thanks a lot, Bobby.

But the problem is I am adding an additional functionality to an existing application and a lot of the additem/removeitem properties are used throughout the application.

The code is working fine in desktops. But when I execute the same in laptops , the properties are not identified. Ms Access 2000 is used in both the desktops and the laptop.

I want to run the application in the laptop. Please let me know what should be done for this.






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If the combo box / list box is to be filed with some database column ui can simply use the row source type = table / query
and row source = u r sql sqry
e.g.
select colDisplay,colKey from abc

here colDisplay will detyermine the text which appear in the list box and colkey what the vals retuirend

sorry for the typos

i am in a hurry........

hope this may help if not get back to forum ....

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