Support WebCast: Microsoft Access: Combo Box Survival Guide (324585)

Session Summary

In this session, we will discuss common combo box usage in a Microsoft Access database. This session will cover what combo boxes are, how they are created, and the distinct properties of a combo box. It will also introduce various uses, such as how to find records based on selections, as well as other interesting combo box tips.

This is a Level 200 session that was recorded August 3, 2000 and presented by Dale Dixon and Steve Parsons. Dale Dixon joined Microsoft as a support professional in October 1995. He has been involved in developing multimedia for several projects and is now involved in developing a training-based Web site for the OCS Unit. Since starting at Microsoft, Dale has focused on Microsoft Access support and training. He currently works for Product Support Services, delivering customer support solutions.

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Supplemental reading:

Knowledge Base Articles

• Q105519 - ACC: How to Make a Combo Box Default to First Item in List
• Q209011 - ACC2000: How to Start Macros, Functions, and Applications from a Combo or List Box
• Q209595 - ACC2000: How to Synchronize Two Combo Boxes on a Form
• Q209537 - ACC2000: Four Ways to Move to a Record from a Combo Box Selection
• Q161007 - ACC: Use NotInList Event to Add a Record to Combo Box (95/97)
• Q139039 - ACC: How to Include a Null Selection in a Combo Box List

Microsoft Press Books

http://mspress.microsoft.com

• Microsoft Access 2000/Visual Basic for Applications Fundamentals
• Programming Microsoft Access 2000
• Microsoft Access 2000 Step by Step
• Running Microsoft Access 2000

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