I should have also asked you, in regard to you previous reply about the radio
button - you meant only for the Subject field, correct? I presumed you
weren't telling me to do that for ALL of the related fields that are suppose
to populate the Subject field.

Please confirm, Thanks.



"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

I don't know if this is standard but I've had problems picking up values
like that unless I used an intermediate control, like a textbox that isn't
visible. I set the textbox to take the selection from the list and then use
the textbox contents in the formula. See if that helps.

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"Mr Reorg" wrote in message
...
Thanks, I changed that (on the Subject properties) and now when I (the
user/sender) make a selection from the combo box, it appears on the
subject
line. BUT when I input values in the other two text boxes, their values
DO
NOT appear in the Subject field.

However, if I change the selection in the combo box, the change IS NOT
reflected in the Subject field; it remains the initial selection.

What else might I be missing? Is the formula I am using for the Subject
field correct?

Sorry if these are very basic things, but I am a complete noob at this and
I
need a lot of help.

I made sure that the