>Mike,
> That did it!!! Thank you very much.
>
>Bob

Hold on a minute here, Bob. You shouldn't have to use Cls(). What is the code in the InteractiveChange event doing? If you have a THISFORM.Refresh or a THIS.Refresh in there anywhere, that is causing your problem.

IN a control's InteractiveChange event,the control has not yet updated the bound field with the value. If you check .Value, it will be the new value (after the click), and the value of the bound field will still be the old value (before the click). Many don't understand that there is nothing magical about a Control's refresh method. All it does is set the control's value to the value of the bound field. So if you call a control's refresh method from the InteractiveChange, you tell the control to set it's value to whatever it was before the user interaction. It did what it was supposed to.