Apparently the standard VB combobox only has two columns? One column
is displayed while the other has a numeric index value? I see some
multi-column combo boxes are out there such as;

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/architecture/MultiColumnFlatCombo.aspx

...But I don't think I need all that. I tried loading the standard
combobox from a datatable with four columns and it seemed to load and
function ok. Am I correct about that? If so that will allow me to do
what I want to do -- extract the other columns by finding the row with
the combobox.selectedindex or .selectedvalue.

Thanks.

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