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Default Combo Box "Selection" Get / Let

I'm using a combo box with style set to only allow choices from the fixed
list. the list is fed in as an array on form loading.

Problem: I can't seem to get the syntax to highlight/select/boundvalue to
get an initial election to show up instaed of a blank. Also need to be able
to reset selection onscreen programatically based on other choices user makes
on the form.

simple version:
Combobox1.list = array(1,2,3,4,5)
Combobox1.___________ = 3 ' show "3"selected for initial form

User clicks elsewhere on form
Combobox1.___________ = 4 'selection should change to show 4

I know I'm missing something simple...
Combobox1.value = Combobox1.value + 1 ' syntax works??/

since array is dynamic i have not resorted to testing listindex as it would
require a search/match loop that should not be needed??
 
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