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>Michael,
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>I've been working on the same thing recently so I'd definately like to take a look at your example. sdespres@erols.com
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>I have a single textbox with a grid beneath it. As a user types in an entry the record pointer in the grid is moved to the nearest record and the textbox is filled with that record. The user can of course keep typing and the record pointer continually changes and updates the textbox.
>If the user types in a value that has no match in the grid, the textbox only displays what is typed in so far. If one looks at how Quicken has done some combo boxes, it is very similar to that approach only I have a grid. I also do the color changing like Quicken so that the user can see how many letters have been typed.
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>Thanks in Advance,
>Steve Despres
>EZ Data Inc
>sdespres@erols.com


Steve (and Michael) I've got one patterned on Quicken also, but you can set it to look at a combo instead of a grid (whichever is more useful), and I just added array-filled combos (Ascan, not Seek) as well. I hadn't thought of changing the color, though, Steve - mind if I adopt it?

Thanks,
Barbara