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Solved: Variable Bound Columns in a Combo/List box?
When you click on a row in a combo/list box, the data in the first row is (by default) the data "Returned".
This can be changed during design time, but, naturally
I want to choose the bound column during run time.
Or, perhaps to choose data in several columns...to use in subsequent operations.
Any Suggestions?
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"Almost" Solved
Define Col as integer in General...a Global Value
In Form Load, Col = 1
In a Command, option, or whatever button,
Col = Col + 1
If Col > (number of columns in combo box) Then col = 1
Combox.BoundColumn = Col
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When the form loads the combo box opens with the bound column at column 1. When the command/option or whatever is clicked, mouse-downed...
the combo box when NEXT clicked will return the data in Column2...etc.
You can have a text box display the bound column number, or the data returned by the box.
But it seems very "Hacky"!
mud2
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Normally you would use the Column property to return data from other columns (ie the following code gives you the data from column 3 of the combo box).
[VBA]
strCustomer = me.cboTest.Column(2)
[/VBA]
Is there any reason this method won't work for you?
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