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Old October 29th, 2009, 04:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
hspgapsemc
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Default Access 2003 View Results From Bound Column

I have a field with a combo box based on a query.
Field Order: College Code
Field Order: College

I have set the column widths to 0;3.25. Only the 2nd column is visable on
the drop down list.

Bound Column is 1.

When entering data, the user sees column 2, but column 1 is stored on the
table -- which is what I want.

What I would like to do is also show the column 1 data on the form instead
of column 2.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.
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Old October 29th, 2009, 04:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Klatuu[_2_]
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Default Access 2003 View Results From Bound Column

Why? Wouldn't the name of the college be more easily understood that a
code?
If you want to show the code, give the first column a length other than 0".
That is what hides a column.

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I have a field with a combo box based on a query.
Field Order: College Code
Field Order: College

I have set the column widths to 0;3.25. Only the 2nd column is visable on
the drop down list.

Bound Column is 1.

When entering data, the user sees column 2, but column 1 is stored on the
table -- which is what I want.

What I would like to do is also show the column 1 data on the form instead
of column 2.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.



 




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