hi,
thank you,

can i make something else as under .

ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !.t., "textbox" , "combo") OR 

ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !.t., "textbox" + "combo") OR

ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !.t., "textbox" AND "combo") 

>To clarify, what I meant was you could remove the "IF" test the value, and put variable directly in the SetAll method. If the logical variable "unsewr" is true, the "!" will invert this value to false.
>like this
>

>***ThisForm.SetAll("visible", .F., "textbox")       &&&&&& remove this
>***IF unsewr = .F.                                  &&&&&& remove this
>***ThisForm.SetAll("visible", .T., "textbox")       &&&&&& remove this
>   ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !unsewr, "textbox")
>***ENDIF                                            &&&&&& remove this
>

>
>If "unsewr" is not logical, you could put an expression in its place:
>

>***ThisForm.SetAll("visible", .F., "textbox")       &&&&&& remove this
>***IF unsewr = .F.                                  &&&&&& remove this
>***ThisForm.SetAll("visible", .T., "textbox")       &&&&&& remove this
>   ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !unsewr="somevalue", "textbox")
>***ENDIF                                            &&&&&& remove this
>

>
>You said it works and that should be the end ... but I just wanted to provide this extra piece of information in case you did not understand my complete meaning.
>Regards,
>Art
>
>>thank you, it works
>>i use it for
>>ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !.f., "textbox")
>>
>>or
>>
>>ThisForm.SetAll("visible", !.t., "textbox")
>>
>>
>>>> can i make exception for first text1 at my form, and another texts
>>>> as
>>>>
>>>> Thisform.SetAll("Enabled",.f.,"textbox")
>>>> if condation unsewr no
>>>> Thisform.SetAll("Enabled",.t.,"textbox")
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>
>>>if unsewr is a logical variable:
>>>
>>ThisForm.SetAll("Enabled", ! unsewr, "textbox")