Thanks, that is exactly what I needed.




>To access the second column of the currently selected item in a combobox, you use this:
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>MyCombo.List(MyCombo.ListIndex, 2)
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>HTH
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>>I have a combo box that I am building using the additem method. Each row has three columns which I need to be able to save to different fields in a table. How can I get the values of each column in the row? I can use the value property to get one and the display value for another, but how can I get the third. The values are built at runtime and I don't want to have to store them in an array or anything else since all the information I really need is now in the combobox.