>>>>Hi Nadya,
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>>>>You mean, when you close the CHILD form, the record pointer in the PARENT form moves? That sounds as if your forms don't use independent data sessions. Try to set a private datasession for both forms, and don't include them in the same formset.
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>>>Both forms use the private datasession AFAIK. I never use formsets.
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>>Then, it certainly looks strange that changes in one form should affect the other. Some debugging would be in order, to find out what is going on - when does the record change in the parent form.
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>These are both (especially the second) quite complex forms. I'll try to get to the bottom of the probem when I have time.
Well, I know, the debugging process can be quite complicated.
Perhaps you can put a breakpoint, when recno(...) changes in the first form - and then do your usual manipulations in the second form.
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