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chas
Hi Gary,
by default, Access sets a limit of 1000 rows for lists.
You can overcome this by choosing Tools|Options and
selecting the Edit/Find tab and modifying this figure in
the 'Don't display lists......' box.
However, the number of records that you want to display
does appear excessive for a list/combobox. It may be more
efficient to progressivly filter the list with a series of
other list/comboboxes. See the following Microsoft
article for Access 2000:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=209595
(ACC2000: How to Synchronize Two Combo Boxes on a Form)
hth
chas
by default, Access sets a limit of 1000 rows for lists.
You can overcome this by choosing Tools|Options and
selecting the Edit/Find tab and modifying this figure in
the 'Don't display lists......' box.
However, the number of records that you want to display
does appear excessive for a list/combobox. It may be more
efficient to progressivly filter the list with a series of
other list/comboboxes. See the following Microsoft
article for Access 2000:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=209595
(ACC2000: How to Synchronize Two Combo Boxes on a Form)
hth
chas