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Old March 29th 06, 10:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
andy
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hello,

the name of the combo box i created appears in the All Fiels page, however,
no value is added in the 'value' column... maybe that's the problem?

you already solved my second problem, thanks !

andy


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

On the All Fields page of the form, do you see the correct value for your Expertise field?

To limit values to items in the list, on the Advanced Properties dialog for the control, change the value of MatchRequired to -1 - True.

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"andy" wrote in message ...
hello,

in 'design form' of outlook folders, i changed the name of (P.2) into
'Expertise' and made it visible. i added a picklist with different values for
'Expertise'.
In the design form, i created a new field to the folder 'Expertise'.
i added a new combo box to the Expertise tab.
in the properties / values, i referred to the field i created.
in the advanced properties, i added in the tag field : picklist=Expertise
i published the form.
changes i make are saved. however, when my colleague accesses the form, the
expertise tab is visible, she also sees the combo box. however, when i
change the value of the combo box, my colleague doesn't see the change. her
changes aren't visible to me. there must be a problem with the publishing
(we're new to this).

Questions:
- how can i publish this combo box to the public folder so that my colleague
can see my changes and vice-versa?
- how do i limit the entries into the combo box? now i am able to type a
text that is saved but that is not contained in the original picklist. the
text isn't added to the picklist either. in any case, i don't want a user to
be able to add a value.

thank you helping.
andy


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