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I thought combo boxes in VB were all one-column, unlike the Access combo boxes that were multi-column, but still store one value.
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I thought combo boxes in VB were all one-column, unlike the Access combo boxes that were multi-column, but still store one value.

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It is an Access database. &nbsp;Sorry for any confusion
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It is an Access database.  Sorry for any confusion

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Couple of possibilities...<br />
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(0) &nbsp;Your .RowSource property only has one column.<br />
(1) &nbsp;Your .ColumnCount property is only 1.<br />
(2) &nbsp;Your .ColumnWidths property has a bunch of zeroes in it, and only one non-zero (like 0;1.5;0;0;0)<br />
(3) &nbsp;You are using a Value List that does not jive with the .ColumnCount property, as in 2 columns, 5 values<br />
(4) &nbsp;The .ListWidth property needs to be increased to cover the width of all columns.
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Couple of possibilities...

(0)  Your .RowSource property only has one column.
(1)  Your .ColumnCount property is only 1.
(2)  Your .ColumnWidths property has a bunch of zeroes in it, and only one non-zero (like 0;1.5;0;0;0)
(3)  You are using a Value List that does not jive with the .ColumnCount property, as in 2 columns, 5 values
(4)  The .ListWidth property needs to be increased to cover the width of all columns.

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I've checked all of those and all were ok...any other suggestions?
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I've checked all of those and all were ok...any other suggestions?

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I have a multicolumn combobox but when i select the item i want. only the first column appears. &nbsp;I want to see all columns when a value is clicked. &nbsp;How do I do this?
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I have a multicolumn combobox but when i select the item i want. only the first column appears.  I want to see all columns when a value is clicked.  How do I do this?

Combobox showing only first column

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