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Daryl wrote:
> Daryl wrote:
> 
>> James Peterson wrote:
>>
>>> ComboBox1->BeginUpdate();
>>> ComboBox1->Items->Add(ADOQuery1->Fields->Fields[0]->Value );
>>> ComboBox1->EndUpdate();
>>>
>>> this should work.
>>>
>>> "Guest" <Guest@aew_nospam.com> wrote in message
>>> news:41863815$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> This line adds only one row in combobox:
>>>> ComboBox1->Items->Add(ADOQuery1->Fields->Fields[0]->Value );
>>>>
>>>> How can add all records to the combobox?
>>>>
>>>> User submitted from AEWNET (http://www.aewnet.com/)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> You may have to loop through the recordset generated by the ADOQuery
>> Example
>>
>> int pos = 0;
>> While (!ADOQuery1->Eof) {
>>   ComboBox1->Items->Add(ADOQuery1->Fields->Fields[0]->Value );
>>   pos++;
>>   ADOQuery1->Next();
>> }
> 
> Sorry
>  ComboBox1->Items->Add(ADOQuery1->Fields->Fields[0]->Value );  should be
>  ComboBox1->Items->Add(ADOQuery1->Fields->Fields[pos]->Value );
Actually answered this one too quickly, what I have provided may not be 
what you want.

If you are asking how to populate a TComboBox with a recordset with 
multiple field values therefore needing the TComboBox to have multiple 
columns then you need a different approach that what I have described.

Seeing << How can add all records to the combobox? >>  I immediately 
thought you wanted to add all the records, but only from one field, 
therefore one TComboBox column.

What I have given will do this only for the value in Field position 1. 
I this what you want?