Set DBCombo.RowSource = AdoRecordSet
DBCombo.ListField ="the field you want to display" --It is related
to .Text property
DBCombo.BoundColumn = "the field you want to control" --It's related
to .BoundText property
Best regards.
Juan Carlos
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hello friends,
I want to bind my DBcombo to and ADO recordset at run time.
how is that possible? can you help me in that ?
I want to create every thing in my code at run time.
thanks for your help.
roseta.
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