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Supposing that your list is a drop down list, you could put a script like the following on the exit event of List A. (very approximate, since I don't know any of your field names)
switch (this.rawValue)
{
case "A1":
ListB.rawValue = "B1";
break;
case "A2":
ListB.rawValue = "B2";
break;
}
Obviously, you'll want to replace "ListB" with the name of your field, and possibly the references to it (ie. TableName.RowName.FieldName) and fill in more case statements all the way to A10 if that's what you need. If List B is going to be a read-only field, you may even want to make it simply a text input box and have it display the values you want it to have based on the selection from List A.
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