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also check<br />
1) Does the control source for the combo box need to be a foreign key to the row source it is referencing?<br />
2) Check the properties of the combo box and make sure locked is set to No.<br />
If it is set to Yes it will cause the problem you have stated.
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also check
1) Does the control source for the combo box need to be a foreign key to the row source it is referencing?
2) Check the properties of the combo box and make sure locked is set to No.
If it is set to Yes it will cause the problem you have stated.

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I noticed they are not using a query or table for the combo box but an &quot;Edit List Items&quot;
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I noticed they are not using a query or table for the combo box but an "Edit List Items"

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I have a combo box on a form where I need to select values from a table to insert into another table, but it is like the combo box is disabled and will not allow me to select from the drop down. &nbsp;Any one have suggestions? &nbsp;I have compacted the database and chose Unique on the query properties for the combo box. &nbsp;So far nothing works.<br />
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Also there is no code for the combo box
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I have a combo box on a form where I need to select values from a table to insert into another table, but it is like the combo box is disabled and will not allow me to select from the drop down.  Any one have suggestions?  I have compacted the database and chose Unique on the query properties for the combo box.  So far nothing works.

Also there is no code for the combo box

MSAccess 2010 Combo Box not letting me select

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