Store your list as a string list and simply add each element to the first combo box. Then you're going to have to determine what the rules are for what items will be placed in the other combo boxes.
...Glenn On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Using vb.net I need to take a list that is predefined inside of a > class that would normally get accessed during runtime and use it to > fill a set number of comboboxes. I then need to fill a different set > of comboboxes using the selections from the first set mentioned. ie: > set 1 sees the entire list while set 2 only sees a subset of choices > defined by set 1. > > At this point a database is not being used, though it is slated to be > added at an undefined time.
