>*** It's possible in a Combobox, when the list open, have something like this:
>(This is from same Table but diferent Fields)
> SALES IN NEW YORK
> Jhon
> Smith
> Mc Claud
> SALES IN TEXAS
> Mc Gree
> Mendez
>
> or with two columns:
>
> SALES IN NEW YORK
> Jhon
> Smith
> Mc Claud
> SALES IN TEXAS
> Mc Gree
> Mendez
Hi Chris,
I think two column approach is better (and not to leave Sales in lines blank for salesperson). Another good approach for this could be a treeview control.

* Two columns approach could directly use org table
* but repeating lines would be annoying
select region, salesperson, recno() as rcno ;
  from  myTable ;
  where .t. ;
  order by 1 ;
  into cursor tcOrdered
use dbf("tcOrdered") in 0 again alias tcComboSource
use in "tcOrdered"
select tcComboSource
go top
m.region = ""
scan
   if !(region == m.region)
      m.region = region
   else
      replace region with ""
   endif
endscan
with thisform.mycombo
 .rowsourcetype = 1 - Fields
 .rowsource = tcCombosource.region,salesperson,rcno
 .boundcolumn = 3
 .columnwidths = 100,100,0
endwith

For treeview approach a sample form is mailed to you.
Cetin