>>>>>>I think, only if they have a ControlSource bound to the cursor. Those must, because they change. But this is a guess only. Test would need code in any objects refresh and eventlogging.
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>>>>>In my case all controls are bound to the cursor. So, this must be what causes the Refresh to fire. I will double check.
>>>>>I had so many Refresh() in my form (quite loaded form with a pageframe and multiple containers) and I saw that one of the container's Refresh was firing many times. I am trying to get it down to have it fired one time only. You input helps.
>>>>>Thank you.
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>>>>Labels, for example, do not own ControSource. But refresh :)
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>>>I was just thinking of that too. I have Labels that change the Caption when a record moves, and they refresh.
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>>But then there must be code doing this. This might be the right place for any work on change of record pointer, do you trace this via refresh?
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>There is only one Label and Textbox on this form which are NOT on a container. And the Label does have a code in the Refresh method that changes the Caption. All other controls are on Containers. And since the Containers refresh, all controls on the containers refresh too.
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>>off topic
>>Have you considered to use textbox instead of label? ReadOnly, no frame and so on could look like a label ... Just RETURN .F. in WHEN, and you have a label that alters text on record change ...
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>This form is super populated and has tons of code. I prefer not to make any "big" changes so that not to brake something.

Code finally running is so boring ...