>Can we do it? Like... in Access, they have List Rows property, how can we do it here in VFP? Please help!!!

I'm not sure that I fully understand your question, but VFP's list and
combo boxes support many rows and multiple columns too.

Check out the .RowSource and .RowSoureType properties. This is where
you can define what is to fill the listbox. You can add your own values
by code through the .AddItem method. You can access each list item
like this:

FOR i = 1 TO THISFORM.lstListBox1.ListCount
cSomeVariable = THISFORM.lstListBox1.List(i)
ENDFOR

Send some additional info if you can, in the meantime, see if this
will help