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    Lou_Reed is offline VIP
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    I think that I know theissue. As I said it was a syntax error. I put it through the debugger and

    Strwho= cbofullname(2), but I beleive that this does:

    Strwho= cbofullname.column((2)

    I will try it.

    Respectfully,



    Lou Reed


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    Lou_Reed is offline VIP
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    i ahve found it. The line :

    Strwho= cbofullname.column((2)

    does not work. But this does:

    Strwho= cbofullname.column((1)

    That means that the column numbers must begin at 0 not 1, because the names are column 1, and the emailaddresses are column 1 which is column which is bound by and is designated in the properties as column 1, the bound column.

    This works. Thanks for all the input.

    Respectfully,

    Lou Reed.

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