>>>My problem is, after the first person is entered, the checkbox.value equals .T. or .F., which blows up the code (operand/operator type mismatch).
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>>Hi Amanda, try putting .F. in the value of the Checkbox at design time. Does this help?
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>That worked! Thanks! Do you know why it would switch like that though? I've never had that happen with my other stuff. Just on this form.
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>Thanks again!

Just to add: I always handle the checkbox value with using EMPTY(myCheckbox.Value) function. This way I don't care if it is numeric or logical.

Nick