>Gan,
>
>You can also use FOR EACH to spin through the controls:
>
>

>PROCEDURE SpinTroughObjects
>LPARAMETER oObject
>LOCAL oSPinObject, oPage
>
>FOR EACH oSPinObject IN  oObject.Controls
>    DO CASE
>       CASE oSPinObject.BASECLASS="Container"
>            THISFORM.SpinTroughObjects(oSPinObject)
>
>       CASE oSPinObject.BASECLASS="Pageframe"
>            FOR EACH oPage IN oSpingObject.Pages
>		THISFORM.SpinTroughObjects(oPage)
>            ENDFOR			
>

Good idea;  you need to add the other cases on container-thingies, like grids,
columns and other baseclass types that may be acting as generic containers.

>       OTHERWISE
>            DO SomeAction
>    ENDCASE
>ENDFOR
>RETURN
>

>
>This code shoud be paced in a method on the form and can be called recursevely in case you also want to spin trough the controls in a container or pageframe.
>
>Walter,
>
>>Is there a property in the form that identifies the total number of objects ( textboxs, grids, labels, etc) in the form?
>>
>>I believe there a property of OBJECTS and COLLECTION. However it does not tell us how many object are in the form?
>>
>>I am trying to spin through all the objects in a form but without knowing the total objects in the form I will not able to store all the objects value.