>>>>>>>>If so, does nay know what they are?
>>>>>>>>I am having problems APPENDING.
>>>>>>>>thanks
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>What does APPENDING mean?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Ed..when I REPLACE fld WITH mvar, it should
>>>>>>be reflected in the COMBO and it is not.
>>>>>
>>>>>I still don't see complete description of the problem, but let's make some assumptions:
>>>>>1. If fld is part of Combo.RowSource then Combo.Requery will bring new field value into list portion of the combobox.
>>>>>2. If fld is Combo.ControlSource and not contained in RowSource, then you have responsibility either add new value into RowSource or reset DisplayValue property to reflect the change.
>>>>>
>>>>>You see, the detailed description of the problem is still necessary.
>>>>
>>>>I am trying to add a member to a COMBO BOX with the value in a text1field.
>>>
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>>>Ok. So you have a textbox, user enters something over there and then this value should be in list portion of the combo. Right? YES
>>
>>My ROWSOURCE is rob.lastname
>>
>>>If it's right you should 'append' Textbox.Value to combo rowsource and exact code to do this entirely depends on what RowSource you are using. If it's alias/fields you INSERT Into .... If it's array you AINS(). If it's None, you use Combo.AddItem. Don't forget about Combo.Requery.
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>My Rowsource type is FIELDS. My COMBO gets its data from a table.