This has been asked before with no resolution... I pasted the question below because the user did a good job of explaining it.
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I just created a new form that used a query to populate a drop down list box.
The bizzare thing is that if you click on the box, nothing shows up in the list, but if you select a line (blank) and click on it, the value that would show up appears in the top of the dropdown box.
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Here is the weird part. Its a 2 column query, Month and a sort order...
Month Sort
OCT 1
NOV 2
...
SEP 12
If I show BOTH columns, the SORT column is VISIBLE (you can see the numbers) but the actual months are invisible as stated above.
I have 2 other combo boxes on the same form that work perfectly and have the exact same properties! The only differences are:
Name: MONTH
Row Source: MONTH QUERY (Contains above data.)
I'm NOT new to Access BY FAR and lets face it, an unbound combo box with a Table/Query Row Source Type off of a static query isn't rocket science, but this has go me stumped!!!
Is it an issue of a protected word (month) or something unusual like that?
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I just created a new form that used a query to populate a drop down list box.
The bizzare thing is that if you click on the box, nothing shows up in the list, but if you select a line (blank) and click on it, the value that would show up appears in the top of the dropdown box.
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Here is the weird part. Its a 2 column query, Month and a sort order...
Month Sort
OCT 1
NOV 2
...
SEP 12
If I show BOTH columns, the SORT column is VISIBLE (you can see the numbers) but the actual months are invisible as stated above.
I have 2 other combo boxes on the same form that work perfectly and have the exact same properties! The only differences are:
Name: MONTH
Row Source: MONTH QUERY (Contains above data.)
I'm NOT new to Access BY FAR and lets face it, an unbound combo box with a Table/Query Row Source Type off of a static query isn't rocket science, but this has go me stumped!!!
Is it an issue of a protected word (month) or something unusual like that?