Having a form property-array for 3-item combobox is overkill. One may just add items to Listitem internal array to get the same functionality.

>What do you mean here?
>
>>Combobox already has an internal Listitem array. Why do you need in another one?
>>
>>>Everything is OK except that you don't need all of the LostFocus code.
>>>
>>>Actually, since you're doing something, leave two last lines of code. But you don't need to use replace in case of bound combo.
>>>
>>>>Okay, here's what I ended up doing. I took your advice, and made this an Array for the RowSource. Using an Array is really my preferred method of doing ComboBox Lists.
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>* The FORM LOAD event:
>>>>WITH ThisForm
>>>>   This.DoSets()
>>>>   .cTable="certs"
>>>>   * Put values into the Form's .aBend[3,2] array.
>>>>   .aBend[1,1]="Not Tested"
>>>>   .aBend[1,2]=" "
>>>>   .aBend[2,1]="Pass      "
>>>>   .aBend[2,2]="P"
>>>>   .aBend[3,1]="Fail      "
>>>>   .aBend[3,2]="F"
>>>>   * Put values into the Form's .aWrap[3,2] array.
>>>>   .aWrap[1,1]="Not Tested"
>>>>   .aWrap[1,2]=" "
>>>>   .aWrap[2,1]="Pass      "
>>>>   .aWrap[2,2]="P"
>>>>   .aWrap[3,1]="Fail      "
>>>>   .aWrap[3,2]="F"
>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>
>>>>* The FORM INIT event:
>>>>This.ListIndex = 1
>>>>
>>>>* ThisForm.cboBend.LostFocus()
>>>>WITH ThisForm
>>>>   DO CASE
>>>>      CASE This.ListIndex = 1   && Not Tested
>>>>         REPLACE Certs.Bend WITH " "
>>>>			
>>>>      CASE This.ListIndex = 2   && Pass
>>>>         REPLACE Certs.Bend WITH "P"
>>>>		
>>>>      CASE This.ListIndex = 3   && Fail
>>>>         REPLACE Certs.Bend WITH "F"
>>>>			
>>>>   ENDCASE
>>>>   .SaveCancelStatus()
>>>>   .Refresh()
>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>

>>>>*The ComboBox was set to:
>>>>cboBend.BoundColumn=2
>>>>cboBend.BoundTo=.T.
>>>>cboBend.ColumnCount=2
>>>>cboBend.ControlSource="Certs.Bend"
>>>>cboBend.FontName="Courier New"
>>>>cboBend.RowSource="ThisForm.aBend"
>>>>cboBend.RowSource=5 (Array)
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>>You're not displaying the value anyway.
>>>>
>>>>>I would, actually, do it a bit differently. If you want to use value, then, >I think:
>>>>
>>>>>RowSource = 'No value,N,My Second Choice,M,My ThirdChoice,T'
>>>>
>>>>>RowSourceType = 1 && Value
>>>>>controlsource = myTable.MyField
>>>>>BoundColumn = 2
>>>>>ColumnCount = 2
>>>>
>>>>>Something like that. I actually always prefer to use either cursor or an array for my combos, that's why I can not write exactly from the top of my head.