Yes, exactly.

>Something like this?
>
>

>	* Create a cursor starting with tab index greater than current, then back to those less than current
>	ControlTabIndex = 0
>	FOR x = 1 to 2
>		FOR EACH loControl IN THIS.Parent.Parent.CONTROLS
>			ControlTabIndex = loControl.TabIndex
>			IF PEMSTATUS( loControl, 'TabIndex', 5 )
>				IF x = 1
>					* Insert for tab indexes greater than current
>					IF loControl.TabIndex > THIS.TabIndex
>						INSERT INTO SomeCursor...
>					ENDIF
>				ELSE
>					* Insert for tab indexes less than current
>					IF loControl.TabIndex < THIS.TabIndex
>						INSERT INTO SomeCursor...
>					ENDIF
>				ENDIF
>			ENDIF
>		ENDFOR
>	ENDFOR
>

>
>>First you would need to loop through all the controls and populate some other indexed collection / cursor based on the property you're looking at and then do the second loop through the indexed cursor / new collection.
>>
>>>If the current control is in the middle of the count when looping through the controls, how can I loop through all the controls from that one forward to the end, then start back at the first one and only cycle through to the current control? Did that make any sense? It does to me, but I've been staring at it for awhile. Here is a code block that I'm working with.