Instead of using one slash "/" if you use double slash "//", it would not create submenu. I believe it has been reserved for making menu and submenu.

Bharat,

Thanks for the input. I did read that thread, but I was looking for a way to get multiple selections on each submenu like this:
Color >
           Blue
           Green
           Red
Size >
           Small
           Medium
           Large

All I can seem to manage is to have something like this:
Color >  Blue >  Green >  Red
Size >  Small >  Medium >  Large

I am using "Color/Blue/Green/Red". Of course that keeps making a new submenu at each slash. If I use a semicolon ("Color/Blue;Green;Red"), it will place Blue on the Color submenu and Green & Red will be listed on the primary menu under Color like this:
Color>
          Blue
Green
Red

So, what character do I use to separate the submenu choices?

Bharat,

Excellent! Thank you.

Where did you find information on this? I couldn't find anything in the manuals.

Lanticans,

I noticed that while using slashes in @UserSelect to create submenus, the list is not arranged alphabetically. Remove the slashes, and things do alphabetize.

That seems like a bug, but I'm guessing it may be intentional to give more control over how the information is presented. Would I be correct?

If I am correct, the only problem with it functioning this way is that when using @XListValues to supply the list of selections, and I DO want it listed alphabetically, I need to export and import the data in the external database to sort it. In other words, if I make an addition to the external database, that new entry is not placed where I want it until I export the data, delete all the records, and import that same data back in.

Is there a way to use submenus AND still have it sort alphabetically?

Erika,

Thanks for the reply.