Combo box properties

[Lasi]

Dear Friends,

I have combo box value list,entered 3 items,Gross ,Net ,Minimum Amount.
I want to change Minimum amount to Min with out changing in database,code,n or query,nor writing event procedure.Just using ppt how to change .

thank you in advance

[mshmyob]

If I understand correctly. Just change it in the RowSource since it is a list.

Dear Friends,

I have combo box value list,entered 3 items,Gross ,Net ,Minimum Amount.
I want to change Minimum amount to Min with out changing in database,code,n or query,nor writing event procedure.Just using ppt how to change .

thank you in advance

[Lasi]

If I understand correctly. Just change it in the RowSource since it is a list.

Thank you Friend...
But my question is.
Rou source type is Value list and In Row source I put Net, Gross and Minimum Amount.Now in d/b this is 8bit.Minimum amount is large,so I want to send min insted of minimum amount.with out changing in database,not writing code.Just using combo box ppt .
Thanx in advance

[mshmyob]

Lasi, I am having trouble understanding what you are trying to do.

My understanding is that you have a value list and have put the words "Net", "Gross", "Minimum Amount" into the RowSource.

Do you mean that the width is not enough to show the words "Minimum Amount"

If that is it then on the Format tab change the column and list widths from the default 1" to something larger.

cheers,

Thank you Friend...
But my question is.
Rou source type is Value list and In Row source I put Net, Gross and Minimum Amount.Now in d/b this is 8bit.Minimum amount is large,so I want to send min insted of minimum amount.with out changing in database,not writing code.Just using combo box ppt .
Thanx in advance

[NeoPa]

Lasi,

There are clearly communication problems here. I expect you are having difficulty expressing yourself clearly. That is understandable.

What I don't understand is why, in these circumstances, you are using abbreviations for words instead of spelling them out.

Using "Thanx", while against the rules, is easily understood. "Ppt" could mean a bunch of things, but we have very little clue as to what YOU mean by it. It's complicated enough. Why make it harder :baffled: