I put a similar code in our DataEntry form class for editboxes and textboxes because if you're sitting on the editbox, making changes and closing a form using top right corner, that change is not considered...

>>>Like Fabio asked, is the combo on an inactive page ?
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>>>Also, put some trace in the form ( a la Acti screen ?'tablerevert' and 'form refresh' )
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>>>look at the sequence of the events (acti screen output)
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>>>I would not expect (and I may be wrong) array based combos to behave differently
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>>>It must be in the sequence of events (set value - set focus - revert/update - refresh)
>>>Check that sequence
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>>>Even make it a field based combo (cursor as source) and see what happens
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>>Hi Gregory,
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>>We're talking about two different forms. This bug I have in a simple form. It doesn't have a pageframe. It has two comboboxes and several textboxes. It also has a spinner and an option group. I didn't play with them yet to see, if there are similar problems here.
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>>Now, here is a deal:
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>>If I change a value in the first combobox, that has cursor as its rowsource, then press Cancel, then press Close, I do not see the question "Do you want to save".
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>>If I change a value in the array based combobox called cboFrequency, then press Cancel button, then Close, I see the question.
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>>If I do a change in cboFrequency, then do a change in some other control, then Cancel, then Close, I do not see the question.
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>>Once I added thisform.cboFrequency.refresh() in form's PostCancelHook I do not have the problem.
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>>Now I'm going to test spinner and an option group...
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>So, in a nutshell, when the focus is on cboFrequency, you see the question [ = value not written to disk buffer)
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>What I do in my form's base class is to always activecontrol.SetFocus(), then save/revert and finally form.refresh()