>Hi Tim. I deleted the timestamp and still had the same result. When I click the mmButonNew it adds a new record to the dataset, but doesn't move the record pointer to the new record. I click on the new record in the grid and enter the new data in the textboxes. When I press the mmButtonSave to save my new data it throws a message that it cannot save becuase the new record is empty even though I have data in the textboxes. I enter the data in the textboxes that are bound to my Organization BO (Same BO as the grid) so it should have data in that new record, but doesn't. It looks like I should be using the grid to enter my data since it puts the focus in the grid after the erro message. I think it's time to start a new project with only this form and this BO and go from there. I like to think that I know what I'm doing since my website runs pretty good (www.clcfootball.com). The only difference is that I'm not using the mm framework.
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>Thanks for the help.
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>-Bob

First off, you can add a line in your new button to navigate to the last record, the one that was added with this.

Me.grdOrganizations.NavigateData(mmNavigate.Last);

But this doesn't answer why when you edit the values in the textboxes they do not update the values in the rows. I would still be interested in knowing what values are blank in the entity behind the scenes.

This may all be a moot point since your other post indicates removing the parent child properties fixed it. I just don't recall that you had this business object registered as a child.
Tim