Maybe you ca use the KeyPress event in the Combobox and in the event procedure
check if the use had pressed the Enter key to valid the new Item to enter in
your list ?
Did I'm in the right way of what you want to do.
After, to add new Item in the list, just use:
ComboBox1.List.Add("New Item", 0) <--- 0 to put it at the beginning of
the list
ComboBox1.List.Add("New Item") <--- Nothing to put it at the end
of the list
Olivier Cruilles
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Le 10 avr. 2011 à 10:12, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
>
>
> No problem,
>
> 1) A form is opened with a combobox on it
> 2) The combobox is filled with a list on form_open
> 3) The user can't see what he wants in the list so I want him to be able to
> add a new item
>
> As I mention above, using the activate event works on the main form but not
> in a sub form.
>
> Whats more, I created another subform but this time not checking "Dialogbox
> management" and the activate event fires properly
>
> Bill Lancaster
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