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Message: [QUOTE="Larry Daugherty, post: 1080991"] You can use comboboxes for many purposes. We don't know what you're doing in any way. To get specific help you have to detail the issue and describe what you're trying to achieve: the what, not the how. :-) The AfterUpdate Event of the combobox is where the action is. If your combobox is selecting a value from a lookup table then you want to do something with it. Sometimes just getting the information into the combobox is sufficient. Your application might use the data there in later manipulations. However, if your combobox returns several values that you want in various controls on your form then you can do something like the following. (In the AfterUpdate Event) me!myTextBoxA = me!myCombobox1.column(1) 'col 1 is 2nd value me!myTextBoxB = me!myCombobox1.column(2) 'col 2 is 3rd value HTH [/QUOTE]