That sounds like exactly what I need! I'm still having problems with
the form on my end, but that's probably part of the statement I'm
working on.

Unless .Column(X) doesn't work in SQL?

I'd give you the details on what I'm doing but I'd end up rambling on
different tangents, like that time I went to Shelbyville. I wore an
onion on my belt as was the fashion of the time...

On Jun 1, 5:13*pm, "Douglas J. Steele"
wrote:
Not really sure what it is you're trying to do.

To refer to the value in the first column of the currently selected row of
list box BoxA, you refer to Me!BoxA.Column(0) (or
Forms!NameOfForm!BoxA.Column(0))

To refer to the value in the second column of the currently selected row of
list box BoxA, you refer to Me!BoxA.Column(1) (or
Forms!NameOfForm!BoxA.Column(1))

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"Lawrence Chu" wrote in message

...

I'm working on a form on a database in which I need to do a lookup on
one combo box that contains two columns, and a followup combo box
requires that I match something in the second column. *So, basically,
if I have Box A, which looks up a BoxA_ID column (column 1) and a
BoxA_Value (column 2) column, I'd like to create a statement in Box B
where I'm trying to match a value with the BoxA_Value column.

Can anyone help me here?