Hi Ofer, I am glad it's you again.
Where did you mean to create 2 combo's in one field of the table or 2
separate fields ?
please explain how you mean...sorry
Karen
I assume you want to use this combo as a filter for a query.
So to avoid ay extra programming I think the best thing will be to create
two combo's on the form,
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combo1 return a dateStr
Select dateStr,dateNum From TableName
On the after update event of the combo write
Me.Combo2= Me.Combo1.Column(1)
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combo2 return a dateNum
Select dateNum,dateStr From TableName
On the after update event of the combo write
Me.Combo1= Me.Combo2.Column(1)
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So the user can select the any combo, str or number
The query can filter on of them, because they will both show the same month
Select * From TableName Where DateStr = Forms![FormName]![Combo1]
I hope I make sense

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I hope that helped
Good Luck
> Hi Ofer, I am glad it's you again.
> Where did you mean to create 2 combo's in one field of the table or 2
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KarenY - 17 Nov 2005 21:15 GMT
Brilliant! Thanks again.
Karen
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