Re: Can't get a multi-column combo to work

You cannot use Possible Values to populate a multi-column list box. Build an array instead and then set List or Column to the array.
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"don" <delliker@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:996f01c3462d$5b0717d0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> This combo uses the 'possible values' property to populate
> the combo with a value list. I have set the column count
> to two and the bound column to 1. The value list data is
> interpreted by Outlook to be one column. The value list is
> semi-colon delimited (though I've tried other characters
> in desperation) The combo has two columns but the second
> one is blank and the 'second column' data is in the first
> column. The Outlook 'help' isn't helping.
> TIA,
> Don