>Hi Cetin,
>
>Not sure if I agree with you <g>, Fabio's solution might be better in this case, but, unless I am mistaken, wouldn't it be more limited? For example, there is a limit in both the number of characters you can write (I believe 261 is the max) and with the content, for example:
>
>

.RowSource = ["Fournier, Michel", "A", "Basoz, Cetin", "B", "Lunardon, Fabio", "C"]

would not work; while
>

.AddListItem("Fournier, Michel",1,1)
> .AddListItem("A",1,2)
> .AddListItem("Basoz, Cetin",2,1)
> .AddListItem("B",2,2)
> .AddListItem("Lunardon, Fabio",3,1)
> .AddListItem("C",3,2)
>

would

The limitation applies to the length of a string constant in VFP (or a string entered in the PEM window), which is 255 characters. You can concatenate them, however, or have the string stored in a memo field somewhere, or in a text file.