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Thank you @Logit,
Not quite. I'm loading the form's text boxes from the combobox (that I populated from a spreadsheet.) This is a CRUD (Create Retrieve Update Delete) attempt. My combobox serves well as the target for the Retrieve, and the source for the Update (and Delete). But not the Create. If I can type in a name not in the combobox, which I believe is a feature that distinguishes it from a listbox, I can eliminate the TextBoxName control and set the cursor to the address text box. Which my user would find more intuitive. But I am not understanding how to use the "textbox" combobox capability. That is, which event I should be using insted of ComboBoxName_Change() Note: The code you thoughtfully supplied is what close to what I use to accomplish my Update (And my Add after I programmatically insert a row). |
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