>Will add that tip to the memory bank. Thanks.<

If your memory is anything like *my* memory, you'll forget it by next week. <g>

~~Bonnie


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>>The .RejectChanges() alone should work, but sometimes you need to call .EndCurrentEdit() on the Currency Manager (or BindingContext) before the .RejectChanges(). Try this:
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>>this.BindingContext[MyView].EndCurrentEdit();
>>MyTable.RejectChanges();
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>>~~Bonnie
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>>>So I have a data entry form bound to a dataview. I make changes in a textbox, and decide to cancel the changes. I do a .RejectChanges on the table, and it works in the table but it doesn't refresh my textbox. If I do a .AcceptChanges on the table right after the .RejectChanges it refreshes my textbox. Is this the best way to do this?
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>>>Thanks.