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Firstly we pass in the variable. Next, we are assuming a tab
delimited string here, we split it into an array. That’s it. That’s all
we need to do to create a List object!
Here we have promoted the function to the Expression Builder so
that we can reuse it easily.
It is worth noting that SelectSql() returns a list, but not quite like
this. We may deal with that in a future instalment, as it is not
quite as simple as the list from a listbox.
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Creating our List
