The objects are accessed in the order they were created, not in the TabIndex. If you need them to be validated in this order, you can create an array of your objects in the Init (also exclude these without your custom property), then sort array by TabIndex and access it this way.

Hopefully you get this idea, let me know if you need more guidance.

>hi
>
>I have the following problem.
>I did a procedure for valid the fields that must fill with obligatory form
>everything works well but the order in which them valid not, though every control takes his tabindex as a debit to be them valid without this order.
>
>this is code, sorry bad tab.

>for x=1 to thisform.controlcount
>	nom=thisform.controls(x).name
>	oj='thisform.'+nom
>	if pemstatus(&oj,'enblanco',5)
>		oj2='!'+oj+'.enblanco'
>		oj3=oj+'.value'
>		come=oj+'.tag'
>		cam=&come
>		cvalor=&oj3
>	if type('cvalor')="C" or type('cvalor')="U" or type('cvalor')="D"
>		oj9=iif(!empty(cam),cam+' En Blanco No Permitido, Verifique, Por      Favor','Campo En Blanco No Permitido, Verifique, Por Favor')
>	oj8='empty(&oj3)'
>	endif
>	if type('cvalor')="N"
>				if &oj3<=0
>					oj9=iif(!empty(cam),cam+' No Puede Ser Menor o Igual a Cero, Verifique, Por Favor','Campo No Puede Ser Menor o Igual a Cero, Verifique, Por Favor')
>				endif
>				oj8='&oj3<=0'
>			endif
>			if &oj2 and &oj8  and thisform.controls(x).enabled
>				thisform.mensajes(oj9,1)
>				oj7=oj+'.setfocus'
>				&oj7
>				thisform.refresh
>				return 0
>			endif
>		endif
>	endif
>endfor