How to get the Dropdown controls Reference from an ICommand in ArcObjects

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I have a dropdown and a Icommand button in the same toolbar in ArcMap. I can't seem to get access to the dropdowns selection when I am using the command button.

How can I find the dropdown so I can find out what the user just selected?

Thanks

Scott

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