>Try
>IF NOT EMPTY( This.DisplayValue ) ;
> AND NOT (ALLTRIM(This.DisplayValue) == ALLTRIM(This.Value))
> INSERT INTO mytable VALUES (This.DisplayValue)
> This.Value = This.DisplayValue
> THIS.Requery()
>ENDIF
>
The code above (with some minor corrections) works well. That is, it allows me to enter a value that is not in the cursor MyTable. Thank you very much.
But what I don't understand is why, after I add the new record to the table MyTable (in Valid event), I don't see it (the new record) in the pull-down of the combo?
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