Just a follow up to my previous message. I believe I know what is causing the problem I am having. Your sample form was helpful in pin-pointing it. Thank you.

>Do you mean that the empty record doesn't show the first time you bring the screen up? Do you have an order set on your cursor? I created a form with a combobox and attached it to this message. The code for the cursor in the INIT of the combobox.
>See if this is what you need or maybe I am missing the issue.
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>>I hit the following issue with the Alias. The cursor has an empty record (that I add to the cursor in code in order for a user to be able to undo the selection). But the problem is that this empty record is not showing in the pull-down list. Yet, when I was using an array it was not a problem. Please let me know if you know what I am missing with this.
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>>>I am using "Alias" or "Fields" all the time and had no problem. I actually never use array as the record source for the combo box object and the only time I have used it for the list box when I needed to be able to re-arrange items on the list.
>>>I don't think you will have any issues.
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>>>>Hi,
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>>>>I have a control that is based on a combobox class. For a long time I have been using an array as RowSourceType and setting RowSource to the array property of this control (e.g. RowSource = "this.aLookup"). Obviously I have to populate this array in the INIT method of the control. So, to speed up the process, I decided to change it and set the RowSourceType to 2-Alias and set the RowSource to the columns of the alias (e.g. MYCURSOR.COL1, COL2). My question is, why didn't I do it back years ago? Was there a problem with using the Alias as RowSourcetype? That is, I want to avoid possible problem if I go from array to alias.
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>>>>TIA.