Thank you for supporting multiple returns are better:)
Cetin

>Yes, this would work as well. But with the help of my colleague we found the culprit. As always, it was just me, who put exit in one loop at the wrong place <g>
>
>

>for each loControl in thisform.controls
>		if inlist(proper(m.loControl.baseclass),'Combobox','Textbox','Editbox')
>			if not empty(m.loControl.value)
>				llReturn = .t.
>				exit
>			endif		
>		endif
>	next

>
>I have the Exit originally after the endif. No wonder it didn't work <g>
>
>>Shouldn't it be

thisform.activecontrol.SetFocus()

?
>>
>>>
>>>I have several controls on my form including edtNotes. All controls are unbound. In QueryUnload method I have:
>>>
>>>

>>>LOCAL llReturn
>>>thisform.lIsClosing = .t.
>>>
>>>if type('THISFORM.ActiveControl') = 'O' and not ;
>>>		isnull(thisform.activecontrol) and PEMSTATUS(thisform.activecontrol,'valid',5) ;
>>>		and inlist(lower(thisform.activecontrol.baseclass),'textbox','editbox')
>>>	thisform.activecontrol.valid()
>>>endif
>>>
>>>llReturn = dodefault()
>>>
>>>thisform.lIsClosing = .f.
>>>
>>>RETURN m.llReturn

>>>
>>>Yet when I type in edtNotes and then click on close button in the upper right corner of the form, the value just goes away. What can I do to prevent this behavior?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.