Sams SQL in 10 minutes is a great quick reference for understanding the SQL behind all of your queries. It is also a good help for custoimizing the rowsource behind your combo boxes.
This is a cheap way around the problem, but I agree, there is no reason why access should not allow this. I experienced the same problem. Just set the column width property to .01", 1.3855". This will make the first column so small that the user cannot access or see it.
If you are using Visual Basic you can find the title using the DLookup function. Using the following code, place your fieldnames into my [] examples. The "TitleVar"variable will contain the value that you need
Dim TitleVar, IDNumberVar
IDNumberVar = [IDNumberField]'Place the name of...
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