>No, my advise is to remove thisform.Refresh() from InterActiveChange and put it in LostFocus(), or refresh only these controls, you needed, but not whole form.
There can be circumstances that require a refresh of one or more controls - or even the whole form - on every change of value, so done from the interactivechange event. This is a functional design decision. The programmer should not say 'no' to such a design merely because of the limitation we have discussed here.
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