michael3426:
You don't normally do that...
> Database Normalization and Table Structures.
You store the data in the tables, and when you need to construct the string you do so in a query, form, report at the time of need - exactly as you appeared to have done in the cbo-control d(^_^)b ! You would due basically the same thing in a query calculated field or a report control.
It would be helpful for you to work your way thru the following website tutorials to get a feel for how a normalized database should be setup and utilized:
MS Access 2010 Tutorials Access Basics - By Crystal
Mind you these are just the basics and will not take you much time at all to work thru; however, the tools you gain by doing so will save you a ton of headache later!
You will also find a ton of usefull information in the insights articles[*]
Microsoft Access / VBA Insights Sitemap that will save you alot of time and frustration!