Maury
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"Maury Markowitz" <maury.m...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Yes, you can do this in a combobox, it pages in as required. I use the
same popup in another ADP, and it works fine there with all the rows
being displayed. There must be a setting somewhere I'm forgetting to
flip.
Maury
What are you displaying in the combo box? Are they part numbers, names, ???
You might want to consider:
1. adding buttons (A-B, C-D, E-H, ...) above the combo that you would use to
filter the combo box to limit the size of the list:
2. adding a small text field to allow you to enter the first couple of
characters to refine the values in the combo.
3. use a subform instead of a combo box (this can get complicated)
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Dale Fye
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ADPs (by default) never return more than 10000 rows. It's a setting in
options somwwhere.
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