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Hi All,<br />
I am trying to see if I can get a C# combobox to behave like an html list where you can have a text displayed and a value for the item. For example...I want to present to the user a combobox list that shows Cat, Dog and Birds as Items (3 items total). However, when the user select the item &quot;Cat&quot; I want my application to choose the Value associated to the item &quot;Cat&quot;, hypothetically &quot;15&quot;.<br />
I am not sure if I made myself clear...Please let me know<br />
Stan
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Hi All,
I am trying to see if I can get a C# combobox to behave like an html list where you can have a text displayed and a value for the item. For example...I want to present to the user a combobox list that shows Cat, Dog and Birds as Items (3 items total). However, when the user select the item "Cat" I want my application to choose the Value associated to the item "Cat", hypothetically "15".
I am not sure if I made myself clear...Please let me know
Stan

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