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I did a concat(.....) and it worked<br />
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How can I have two<br />
&quot;Display Members&quot; <br />
in a ComboBox ?<br />
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Example<br />
&nbsp;1. create new APP<br />
&nbsp;2. drop &quot;ComboBox&quot; onto form<br />
&nbsp;3. check &quot;Use Data Bound Items&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ** DataSource = anything<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ** Display Member = ItemID &amp;&nbsp;Description<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ** Value Member = ItemID
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How can I have two
"Display Members" 
in a ComboBox ?

Example
 1. create new APP
 2. drop "ComboBox" onto form
 3. check "Use Data Bound Items"
      ** DataSource = anything
      ** Display Member = ItemID & Description
      ** Value Member = ItemID

VS 2008 -- C# ComboBox &quot;Display Members&quot;

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VS 2008 -- C# ComboBox &quot;Display Members&quot;

VS 2008 -- C# ComboBox "Display Members"