>>>I want to append blank to a GRID, but I do not want
>>>to save an empty record. Before, I would check for
>>>if empty(thisform.txtname) etc..
>>Oh, I understand now: you'd want to check thisform.grid.column.txtname.value.
>>However, I would check it in the table, as I said in my other message.
>I want to APPEND BLANK on a GRID, then I want to check to see if
>the new record has data in it. Inotherwords, I want to check for
>a blank record in a GRID...

You won't be doing APPEND BLANK on the grid, you'll be doing APPEND BLANK to the underlying table, which will then show up in the grid. If you don't want blank records to be saved, the best place to put the code would be in the actual table, under the Record Validation information. That way, you won't be able to save a blank record in a browse window, either. Your Rule: would be something like:

NOT (EMPTY(field1) OR EMPTY(field2) OR EMPTY(field3))

and your Message: would be something like:

Cannot save blank record.

That make sense?