"Concatenated" fields in combo?

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In Row Source of combo we have:

SELECT DISTINCT [T_CadQuad].[IdSector], [T_CadQuad].[Quad] FROM T_CadQuad
WHERE ((([T_CadQuad].[Quad]) Is Not Null)) ORDER BY [T_CadQuad].[IdSector],
[T_CadQuad].[Quad];

Column Count=2
Bound Column = 2

And work fine, but I would like to pu the question:

Is possible to show permanently both (IdSector+Quad) fields in "window"
combo after click, please.

Thanks in advance.
an
 
try...
SELECT DISTINCT [T_CadQuad].[IdSector] & " : " & [T_CadQuad].[Quad] as
DisplayText , [T_CadQuad].[Quad] FROM T_CadQuad
WHERE ((([T_CadQuad].[Quad]) Is Not Null)) ORDER BY [T_CadQuad].[IdSector],
[T_CadQuad].[Quad];
 
SELECT DISTINCT [T_CadQuad].[IdSector], [T_CadQuad].[Quad],
[T_CadQuad].[IdSector] & " " & [T_CadQuad].[Quad] As Combined FROM T_CadQuad
WHERE ((([T_CadQuad].[Quad]) Is Not Null)) ORDER BY [T_CadQuad].[IdSector],
[T_CadQuad].[Quad];

Column Count=3
Bound Column = 2
Column Widths 0;0;1
 
JackP,

Thanks for your solution.
Work Fine.
(There are a smal conflict with ORDER BY, but if to omit it, result fine.)
an
 
George Nicholson

Work impeccably!
Don't return any error.

Many, many thanks for you help.
an


George Nicholson said:
SELECT DISTINCT [T_CadQuad].[IdSector], [T_CadQuad].[Quad],
[T_CadQuad].[IdSector] & " " & [T_CadQuad].[Quad] As Combined FROM T_CadQuad
WHERE ((([T_CadQuad].[Quad]) Is Not Null)) ORDER BY [T_CadQuad].[IdSector],
[T_CadQuad].[Quad];

Column Count=3
Bound Column = 2
Column Widths 0;0;1

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George Nicholson

Remove 'Junk' from return address.

an said:
In Row Source of combo we have:

SELECT DISTINCT [T_CadQuad].[IdSector], [T_CadQuad].[Quad] FROM T_CadQuad
WHERE ((([T_CadQuad].[Quad]) Is Not Null)) ORDER BY
[T_CadQuad].[IdSector],
[T_CadQuad].[Quad];

Column Count=2
Bound Column = 2

And work fine, but I would like to pu the question:

Is possible to show permanently both (IdSector+Quad) fields in "window"
combo after click, please.

Thanks in advance.
an
 

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