Yeah, If you could help me with a clearer picture... or even zip and attach the project so we can see what you are doing, that would be outstanding!
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Ok, I'm Moving this thread to VB.Net
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You can set up one sub and then set it to handle all of the events such as on lostfocus on mouseleave, etc. Then you could assign the row value to a variable possibly...
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>how to write the code in combobox
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well you have to go to the code editor's window and type combobox. (and you will see a lot of intellisense or memberlist listing out. Use it and see). This mite be the answer for your question.
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