I hope I understood your problem correctly.

Any changes you do on Form1 must be saved before they are visible in Form2. If you use buffering, do a TableUpdate() in Form1 - and check the return value. Although, I am not sure how this would work with FormSets - I don't like those, and never use them. But I suppose that, just like forms that are completely separate, they would read the data from disk, and if those data aren't saved, they won't be available. When saving data, be sure to check the return value.

if TableUpdate()
  * Data was saved successfully
else
  * Show error message. Get information with aerror(), about the last error;
  * error number is in the first element of the array, error message in second element.
endif

On Form2, assuming you are accessing the same records as in Form1, you have to refresh(), to get the latest data.

ThisForm.Refresh()

>Hi,
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>I do have a problem here, this is my scenario,
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>I have 2 forms, say I have the display of list of employees in form 1 and then on form 2 I will make changes on the same dataset displayed on form 1. so when i load form 2, it is just on top of form 1 when i close form 2 i want to display the changes i have applied. is there a way other than reloading the form from the very start i opened form 2?
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>Please give me insights and possible solutions for this, this i think i miss though possible with formset, its not like vb where i'm in form 2 i can call a form1.property? or i am just too young in programming hehehe....
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>thanks...