Thanks, I like the way you did that with the lists.

There's nothing odd about the data, it's a simple string. And it's not RO or it wouldn't be able to paste for a single row.  And there's no ValueList attached to it either.  It's a simple data-bound col.

Well that's just my guess.  I wanted to see the query so I could see if that were the problem.  I figured that since you're so much better at .NET than I that you would know how to do it.  I'm a DBA by trade.

I used SqlBuilder to create the sql stmts to save the changes back to the DB.  That's the query I'm talking about.

It works just fine with a single row, it only fails when I choose 2 or more.

I created a new project and a DT using my data and it works just fine.  It's not tied into the DB though, so I'm thinking that something's not being built right in the query it sends.  Is there a way to inspect that and see the query it's sending?

Thanks, that mostly worked.  I've got a couple issues though that I'd like to run by you.

1. When I select 2 rows to copy it tells me that I can't insert a NULL into one of the cols, but that col isn't NULL for either of the 2 rows.

2. I've got an ID col in the row and when I paste it into the new row it fires a message that the ID can't be edited and do I want to continue pasting the rest of the cols… is there a way to suppress that message?

Thanks Mike,

That definitely works.  Q though, does it have to print each item in a list at the top of the combo?  I see multi selects in tons of other apps where that's not the case.