Hi Jason ---

First off, you can change the default to whatever you like. Since the Combobox uses a character value, change the default property values to "", or blank.

To change the value of the property to the value of the combobox, place the following code in the InteractiveChange event of affected comboboxes:

THISFORM.CurrentState = THIS.Value
=REQUERY("county_view")
=REQUERY("city_view")
THISFORM.Countycombo.Refresh()
THISFORM.CityCombo.Refresh()

This is of course for the state combo. Use CurrentCounty for the County combo and, of course, you don't want to requery the county view in the county combo.

If you're in VFP6, you can move the Requery and Refresh code to CurrentState_Assign and CurrentCounty_Assign methods.




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>I have a question regarding your last response I was hoping you could elaborate on a little bit.
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>Regarding the whole issue of refreshing my combo boxes to reflect specified values. You said to Create two form properties, which I did (at the form level). The default was placed in as .F. for each new property.
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>However, I am unsure of the next step, which is changing "CurrentState" to the Value of the combo box (cmbstate). The value is "cjurisdiction_name".
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>I went to the interactivechange event of the combo box, not the form, but I do not know what to place in the event for code.
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>I need to do to this for both State and County combo boxes.
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>How do I "change" CurrentState, which is a property at the form level, to the Value of the combo box?
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>Thanks for any additional help.
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>Jason