Sorry, it was a long time ago I worked with 2.6. You can select into cursor instead of array and use that cursor as a source of the list.

 Select field1 + " | " + Select field2 + " | " + ..., * ;
  FROM mytable INTO CURSOR mycursor

>That's what I finally figured out. Now my drop down list looks great! Unfortunately, since it was just a single FIELD before, I could then go right to the recno() identified by double-clicking the list item. How do I extract the data selected in the drop down list so I can go the the right recno() of my (lookup) table. How do I identify which element of the list/array was picked? I hope I'm making myself clear? I can't seem to find much in any of my books on the list(dropdown) function.
>I'm sorry if I sound like a cry-baby. Some days we all need some hand-holding. Maybe what I need is a little head-slapping.
>Pete
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>>Do select into an array and use that array as the source of the list.

 Select field1 + " | " + Select field2 + " | " + ... ;
>>  FROM mytable INTO ARRAY myarray

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