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February 24th 06, 06:26 PM
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Reference Formula
Outlook 2000
Subject line is set to populate automatically from certain fields. This is the code: "REF # " & ":" & [Ref No] & " - " & "RefNoDate" & ":" & [RefNoDate] & " - " & "Vendor Name/#" & ":" & [Vendor Name and No] &":" & " - " & "Sequence #" & ":" &[SequenceNo] This is working fine except for the SequenceNo. This is a combo box. Is it possible to set this up? I tried changing SequenceNo to ComboBox1 but it did not work. thanks! 
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