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I've never seen this happen. First time I loaded a combo box with code. Every other time they were bound to a table or a query or I typed in maybe five items.

This is weird. Updated database attached Please look at the two images. The items in the combo box get displayed when I click the down arrow.

I'm afraid I don't understand your response.

Here's just the form and code.

Column count is 1, width is 4inches, right now the only code is what I posted. I will try your code. Th Results with your code: RowSourceType Value List RowSource AngelsChecking.accdb;MyLedger Conversion.accdb;MyLedger FE.accdb;MyLedger_be - BASE.accdb;MyLedger_be.accdb;TEST FE.accdb...

Column count is 1, width is 4inches, right now the only code is what I posted. I will try your code. Thanks

Thanks

I have a combobox, cboDatabases. I am trying to load the names of Access Databases in the project's path into a combo box . When I step thru the code, I am seeing the database name, but it's not loading into the combo box. I did try to hardcode specific items into the combo box, but no...

Oh and my daughter was only included in a couple of subjects with different teachers.

Both of the school cooperatives we were part of were big on this. If they used that money for ABA therapy, my daughter wouldn't have the issues she has now. And children with Aspergers or not as severe as my daughter (non verbal) don't get an inclusion aide and get bullied.

They're supposed to have an inclusion aide. My daughter always had one. If she disrupted the class, they left. The aide also protected them from being bullied. I know many parents whose kids were bullied and since they didn't have the social skills to defend themselves, they always got punished...

I do that all the time. it's a coping mechanism.

The only time I ran into this is when my database had too much bloat. Recreate it by copying all objects into a new db.

No! Not my Rizz!

Nope. He's about 6'5.

In Chicago, Rizz is former and very popular first baseman for the Cubbies.

Doc. I mean these forums are for members only to see and post. Members must be signed in to see and post. It gives members more privacy. In fact in my other forum, members seeking answers for a client situation will post there so clients can't see the posts.

Doc, I'm a moderator on another site and one of our forums is for members only and isn't searchable (in spite of this Admin prohibits political discussions because they got too personal). Could this forum be members only?

Chatty is a nickname of mine. I thought you were talking about me!

Please go back and reread your post. You make absolutely no sense. I have 36 years dealing with those on the spectrum so I am aware that language and communication can be difficult.