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Default Controlling Inputs - 01-29-2005 , 05:00 PM






Am using a form with a combo box listing various peoples names and
want someone using this to be forced to use a name from the pull down
list versus enter anything else. Is there a way I can set form
properties to disallow any input other than a name on the pull down
list? TIA for any help...

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Default Re: Controlling Inputs - 01-29-2005 , 06:25 PM






Set the combobox's property LimitToList to 'Yes' --this will force user to
select only a value in the dropdown box.

Todd

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Am using a form with a combo box listing various peoples names and
want someone using this to be forced to use a name from the pull down
list versus enter anything else. Is there a way I can set form
properties to disallow any input other than a name on the pull down
list? TIA for any help...



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Default Re: Controlling Inputs - 01-29-2005 , 06:45 PM



I'll try that - thanks very much, Todd...

On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 16:25:45 -0800, "Todd Shillam"
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Set the combobox's property LimitToList to 'Yes' --this will force user to
select only a value in the dropdown box.

Todd

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Am using a form with a combo box listing various peoples names and
want someone using this to be forced to use a name from the pull down
list versus enter anything else. Is there a way I can set form
properties to disallow any input other than a name on the pull down
list? TIA for any help...



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