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The short answer is:
comboBox1.Sorted = true;
This may not give you the level of control you need. I often use a datatable and apply sorting there and then bind my comboBox to that. There are several ways to accomplish sorting, it really depends on your UX needs.

Hope this helps!

Hi Terry,
I have to say when I first read this in morning before work I thought there was a simple solution but didn't have time to play and expected to
read tonight 1 or more solutions. Simple??? Plugin yes macro not so much, at least not until function is added.

A work around would be write string to a listbox and sort it than write to the combobox.

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if (result == false)
 {
 Mylist.Add(Mystring);
 Mylist.Sort();
 AS3.Clearcomboboxitems(2222);

foreach (string value in Mylist)

{AS3.Addcomboboxitem(value, 2222);}

result = true;
}

#Events

List<string> Mylist = new List<string>();


Dan

The approach I probably would take is run macro in a loop. Add a List<string> to your #Events and create a first run bool where you populate the combobox list. I would eliminate the button and use combobox selection to run wizard with a condition so don't continually run until changed.

Nice work!

Dan

Happy to help and see you sorted Sort()...lol

Sorry to see you come across new issues from other threads I read.

Dan