Lance (via Trey)
To expand on Trey's information a bit--- Be sure you set the BoundColumn property to match the position of your code field - in Trey's example this would be 2. Also, if your code is a numeric ID then you may need to set the BoundTo property to TRUE.

Barbara


>The combobox always displays the first column in the RowSource - nothing says you can't turn it around to put the desired column first, though.
>For a RowSourceType of 6 (fields) or 2 (alias) - yes, 2 - you can just put the desired column first in the list, e.g., if it's field2 from the cursor

this.RowSourceType = "cursor.field2,field1"

For a RowSourceType of 3 (select) or 5 (array), you would have to reorder the fields in the code that produces said select or array.