Hmmmm.....Yes to all questions.


>I just want to make sure I understood your last message. Please let me know if I am wrong/right.
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>You basically said that having the _Assign (for both County and State) is a good practice, but in my case, since I put the same code into the interactivechange event, I do not need to repeat that process...correct?
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>I guess what I am getting at is, if I already have the code in the interactivechange event to requery the views and refresh the combos, I do not need the assign.
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>However, if I chose to do so, I could just keep one line of code in the interactivechange event:
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>THISFORM.CurrentState = THIS.Value
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>THISFORM.CurrentCounty = THIS.Value ( for my county combo)
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>and put the refresh code/requery code in the _Assign.
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>Am I correct in that assumption.
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>2. I mentioned to you that there was code that popped up autmatically when I created the _Asssign, and I am unclear on whether or not to leave that, and write code below it if I chose, or delete it and write code.
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>3. Last question for the day....
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>This is a syntax question. I need to requery the views in the INIT of my office_search form, and want to make sure I am typing in the write code.
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>REQUERY("county_search_pview")
>REQUERY("locality_search_pview")
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>So much to learn, so little time!!!!!
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>Thanks for the help
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>Jason