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Apr 30th, 2001, 01:00 PM
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I can't see anything that should be slowing it down. I do the same sort of thing all of the time with many combos and list boxes without any sort of slowdown.
In my opinion, (if you want it ) when the recordset only has a small amount of data you should probably use a do while not eof instead of the for loop because it'll take more time to move to the last record then it does to check for eof. I use the for next method when I have a large recordset to loop through. Generally you won't see much of a difference between to two.
This probably won't help you much though.
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