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>>>>this is a sample and doesn't works. If you select interativelly yes, but in init code dont.
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>>>Sorry, it's bad sample. If you want to have two column and let say negative value in second column, then code should look like:
>>>*** combo init event
>>>this.addlistitem("a", 1, 1)
>>>this.addlistitem("-1", 1, 2)
>>>this.addlistitem("b", 2, 1)
>>>this.addlistitem("2", 2, 2)
>>>this.addlistitem("c", 3, 1)
>>>this.addlistitem("-3", 3, 2)
>>>
>>>Now to 'initiate' the combo you can issue Combo.Value="-3" to get 'c' in text portion of the combo.
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>>Sorry. My mistake is in the sample. The original code is as you've describe. But still doesn't working. I can send you the class if no problem. It's very little size.
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>It should work. Note, that you have to use Character value.
>Sorry, but i can't accept your code. We have strict corporate policy for Internet downloads.

¿Character value? I'll test it, but the combo is initialized to numeric value in design mode and i want to return a numeric value. Now, even the combo doesn't shows the initialized value, if the user selects an option it returns a numeric value. If i set the init value to character one, what will be the return value when the user selects an option ?. I know that i can use val() to convert string in numeric value, but it seems not pretty.