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Hi,

I've been looking at the answers that were given to you by Tony, James and
dfwcomp. It shoul work, please keep in mind that using a change event or
keypress event slows up your system dramatically. If you have similar
events in your textbox as well, you'd better stick with a lostfocus
statement.
-- 
Arno Zwaag, e-office b.v. <http://www.e-office.com>, the Netherlands
Mail: Arno.Zwaag at e-office.com


Andy Duckworth <dux@globalnet.co.uk> wrote in article
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> Urgent help please!
> 
> I have a user form in an Access 97 document that has a combo box looking
up
> info from a table. Connected to this I have various textboxes showing
> related info from the database. When I change the value in the combo, the
> values in the text boxes change as expected. What I want is to be able to
> type something into the combo box and have the values in the text boxes
> change dynamically. Can any body help in this. I will be needing to do
this
> in a VB5 app in the near future as well as in Access.
> 
> Thanks in anticipation.
> 
> email at either duckfather@dux.globalnet.co.uk      or
> andy_duckworth@allied-colloids.co.uk
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Andy
>