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How can I make my combo and list boxes faster? |
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Include only fields from the record
source that are absolutely
necessary. Extra fields can decrease combo or list box performance. - Index the first field that is displayed in the combo or list box. - Index any other fields used for criteria (such as when a combo or list box is based on a criteria query ). - In combo boxes, set the AutoExpand property to No if it is not needed. - Create a default value for combo boxes. Combo boxes try to match whatever is entered in them, so if there is no default value for the combo box, the combo box tries to match a null value when it is first opened. An example of a default value for a combo box is: =[combobox].ItemData(0) In the example above, [combobox] is the name of the combo box. - Use unbound subforms to display data when there is a large number of records. |
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