Using (un)Bound Column in Report?

diane1969

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There is a combo box on my form (let's say frmMain), when I open a report from that form I want a text box that goes along with that combo (let's say cboInfo). This is what I'm using in a text box on the report in the Control Source...

=[Forms!frmMain.cboInfo]

It returns the value just fine, but it returns the bound column value - which is column 1, a numeric identifier. The second column in the combo box is the text (ex: High, Medium, Low), I want this text on the report not the number. I've tried to put:

=[Forms!frmMain.cboInfo].Column(2) as the control source, but that doesn't work, or maybe I'm not doing it right.

Any thoughts??
 

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