>>Mark,
>>
>>Combo.ColumnCount = 2
>>Combo.Columnwidths = Combo.Columnwidth
>>
>>That will do it. if you really want to learn this stuff you have to try things and experiment. The first reply you got had exactly the same answer as this. Try it, it will work.
>But Combo.ColumnCount = 2 will show two columns.

Mark,

Try it! The columnwidths will make the second ciolumn 0 width meaing it will not be seen. If you would only set the properties and run the fomr you would see this. You are doing two thing here, telling the list it has 2 columns which it does, and telling it that the first column is the same width as the second and the second width is 0.