My Russian has not improved one bit since you joined the UT! :)

I remember a few years ago that a few people would be upset at your questions. It seems like those persons are no longer around here. A question is a question and deserves an answer.

Being proficient in more than one language is not an easy task. I have family members from Russia, Poland, and South America. Being raised in San Francisco has allowed me to listen and attempt to understand those who are from other countries.

Your English has improved and that is commendable. Some people come to our country and never attempt to learn our language. In fact some people born and raised here do not speak or understand the language very well! :)

>Ouch, 7 years ago I could barely make myself understood. I hope my English improved since then and I can better explain what I need <g>
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>>Edward,
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>>Thanks for your advises.
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>> I don't want to switch into grid, because there is no table associated with zipcode. How can I implement any number of rows, if I don't know how many codes they want to type? What would be a record source for this grid? If I understand you correctly, I need to add new row, when a user hits enter, right? Would be tough to create this class.
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>>I want to use an edit box to create a criterion for query. For example, a user types:
>>01235
>>01236
>>etc.
>>and my criterion would be inlist(zipcode,"01235,01236").
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>>I already created a class btcc_edit, which has btc_whereexp(), which returns this criterion, and btcc_statesave method, which should save current state of the editbox (enablement and value). As I wrote, I found, that I can't just use simple assign method, because a macro command gives me an error while execution.
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>>So, there is my problem. Is there a way to assign line by line the value of an editbox? If so, I can create a method for this, and in statesave method invoke it.
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>>As for the input mask problem, I can write a code in the editbox valid method, but it's not a simple solution.
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>>May be, such control already exists.
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>>What could you suggest?