>Hi Timothy,
>
>It all depends on your data. From my point of view, keypress is mostly the best.
>If you want a filter command including a LIKE-statement containing the current value of the inputfield, the keypress can handle this.
>If you want to wait until the user has finished the input, and presses TAB or ENTER then you could react on the CR or TAB-Values of inkey() with the keypress-event (and addionally lostfocus if the mouse is clicking elsewhere)
>
>Simply use Bindevent() to catch keypress and lostfocus and handle the existing content.

Actually this listbox, no input fields.Only mouse click or ENTER. And I want the 2nd selection to release the form but still agonizing how to capture 2 selections, one after a requery with new values.