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November 11th, 2003, 12:35 PM
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I like using combo boxes - add a regular combo box and set the "style" property to "List"
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November 11th, 2003, 03:34 PM
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Like i was saying before... use the click event of the listbox/combo to populate any other text boxes you might have. If you'll go to the property window for the text boxes, and set the record source and datafield properties according to your recordset.(or Data Control). Then, in the click event, do a adodc.movefirst (or rsrecordset.movefirst), and then adodc.move (lstYourListBox.listindex,0). That will move to the first of the recordset, and then to the index of the currently selected record in the listbox. With the datafield and datasources set for your textboxes, it should also update the text in the textboxes accordingly.
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