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Guest
Hi,
Before with comboboxes you could either select something from the lsit or
you could type in a different value (one that is *not* in the list) to use.
I have a combobox of cities and sometimes the city names are not in my
zipcode table.
So I need to be able to type in a city name other than what is in my zipcode
table and be able to save it.
Everytime, I try this with VB.NET Form Control Combobox. When I move to the
next record it will select a value in the lsit to save and save it.
*Discarding* the city name I actually typed.
How do I get the combobox to act the old way. That is allowing a person to
either select from the dropdown list or to type in something different?
Many thanks!
Before with comboboxes you could either select something from the lsit or
you could type in a different value (one that is *not* in the list) to use.
I have a combobox of cities and sometimes the city names are not in my
zipcode table.
So I need to be able to type in a city name other than what is in my zipcode
table and be able to save it.
Everytime, I try this with VB.NET Form Control Combobox. When I move to the
next record it will select a value in the lsit to save and save it.
*Discarding* the city name I actually typed.
How do I get the combobox to act the old way. That is allowing a person to
either select from the dropdown list or to type in something different?
Many thanks!