Drop-down lists and list boxes provide users with a way to select a single choice from a list. The choices are represented by text. You define the list of default options.
Only one choice is visible until the user opens the list. Any number of options can be visible at once. When the display area of the list box is too small to display all of the items in the list, a vertical scroll bar is displayed. Unlike check boxes and radio buttons, drop-down lists and list boxes support variable sizes of data and variable sets of choices. Clicking the drop-down arrow button displays the full set of choices, and clicking a choice in the list selects a single item. When the layout of the form prohibits the use of check boxes or radio buttons, consider using a list box to present options.After you add a drop-down list or list box to the form design, you can edit the caption text and manipulate the object’s properties in the Field, Value, and Binding tabs of the Object palette. You can define these properties:
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