Is there a way to have different fonts and/or formats in a combo b
 

I would like to have different fonts and/or formats in my combo box list.
For example, I would like one row to be underlined and the rest not
underlined. OR the first row highlighted and the rest not. is this possible?

I can use a validation list instead but it doesn't do this either.

thanks in advance!!

Nope afraid you can't.
It believe it is possible to do this using VB.

"TNTraining" wrote:

I would like to have different fonts and/or formats in my combo box list.
For example, I would like one row to be underlined and the rest not
underlined. OR the first row highlighted and the rest not. is this possible?

I can use a validation list instead but it doesn't do this either.

thanks in advance!!

Thanks Jimbola -- do you or anyone out there know how to do this in VB?

"Jimbola" wrote:

Nope afraid you can't.
It believe it is possible to do this using VB.

"TNTraining" wrote:

I would like to have different fonts and/or formats in my combo box list.
For example, I would like one row to be underlined and the rest not
underlined. OR the first row highlighted and the rest not. is this possible?

I can use a validation list instead but it doesn't do this either.

thanks in advance!!

The font property applies to the combobox, not an element, so I don't think
this is possible.

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HTH

RP
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"TNTraining" wrote in message
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Thanks Jimbola -- do you or anyone out there know how to do this in VB?

"Jimbola" wrote:

Nope afraid you can't.
It believe it is possible to do this using VB.

"TNTraining" wrote:

I would like to have different fonts and/or formats in my combo box
list.
For example, I would like one row to be underlined and the rest not
underlined. OR the first row highlighted and the rest not. is this
possible?

I can use a validation list instead but it doesn't do this either.

thanks in advance!!

Thanks Bob... I afraid that was the answer!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

The font property applies to the combobox, not an element, so I don't think
this is possible.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"TNTraining" wrote in message
...
Thanks Jimbola -- do you or anyone out there know how to do this in VB?

"Jimbola" wrote:

Nope afraid you can't.
It believe it is possible to do this using VB.

"TNTraining" wrote:

I would like to have different fonts and/or formats in my combo box
list.
For example, I would like one row to be underlined and the rest not
underlined. OR the first row highlighted and the rest not. is this
possible?

I can use a validation list instead but it doesn't do this either.

thanks in advance!!