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    Ian Cummings
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    This can be done in the properties of the drop down list under the "List Items" tab. Simple untick the, "Use same values for display text and sub-strings" checkbox and then in enter the differing values as wanted. See the attached screen shot.
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    [quote name='Ian C - Seagull Support' timestamp='1316165133' post='623']
    This can be done in the properties of the drop down list under the "List Items" tab. Simple untick the, "Use same values for display text and sub-strings" checkbox and then in enter the differing values as wanted. See the attached screen shot.
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    Sorry, i should have been a bit clearer. I am pulling the data from a spreadsheet, so need to be able to do it via vb script. Is it possible to have different Display Text & Sub-string Values via vb script?
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    Ian Cummings
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    No, I don't think this is supported at present.
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    Ian Cummings
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    I suppose that if the VB script contained display items, your VB script could then go on to use a Select...Case statement to substitute the display value with the value you will assign the sub-string at print time. This is applicable if the list isn't too long.
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    Ian Cummings
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    I've got some new information on this one. You can use vbTab to separate name-value pairs:

    Value = "List Item 1" + vbTab + “Value1” + vbCr + "List Item 2"+ vbTab + “Value2”

    See the newly attached screenshot.
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