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I have a combox box on a form, and let's say it is populated with the months
of the year. I've left it blank, so that as the user types "J a " then January pops up. How can I stop the user for typing in a word that isn't in the dropdown list? Let's say they type "Decmeber" (so they spell it wrong"). Is there a bit of quick looping code to check whether the entry is valid? Also, there are 12 comboboxes on my form, so if there is a way to handle all of them efficiently, even better! Thanks in advance, Daniel |
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