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In VB6 it was really easy to load a
ComboBox
with data and then
use the ItemData property to associate a key value or something with the
item in the list.
There looks to no longer be an ItemData property... So,
how do you load manually (for example) Customer Names and Customer ID's into
a
ComboBox
-- showing the Customer Names but when one is selected, use the
Customer ID? Again, I want to do this manually and not use
DataBinding
.
-Jignesh
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Saye, Robert
The combobox now uses cmb1.text & cmb1.value. So you see the text, but
can use the value.
Robert Saye
Starent Networks
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In VB6 it was really easy to load a
ComboBox
with data and then
use the ItemData property to associate a key value or something with the
item in the list.=20
There looks to no longer be an ItemData property... So,
how do you load manually (for example) Customer Names and Customer ID's
into
a
ComboBox
-- showing the Customer Names but when one is selected, use
the
Customer ID? Again, I want to do this manually and not use
DataBinding
.
-Jignesh
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