Hi Mo.

Sure. Same code, substitute

.List(i,nCol)

for

.ListItem(i)

Where nCol = desired column number.

>
>If the list is multi-column, is there a way to search on the second column instead of teh default "first column"??
>
>Thanks
>Mo
>
>>Carmen:
>>
>>Try this code in the InteractiveChange event of the textbox. Change the Control names as appropriate:

>>
>>IF !EMPTY(THIS.Value)
>>   WITH THIS.Parent.List1
>>   	FOR i = 1 TO .ListCount
>>      	IF UPPER(ALLT(THIS.Value)) = ;
>>           LEFT(UPPER(.ListItem(i)),LEN(ALLT(THIS.Value)))
>>         	.Selected(i)=.T.
>>	         EXIT
>>   	   ENDIF
>>	   ENDFOR
>>	ENDWITH
>>ENDIF

>>
>>>How to link the textbox to listbox? what I mean is when I key in something in the textbox, then record in the listbox will highlighted and point to that particular record that what i have entered.
>>>Thanks