>> On a no hit, I use oApp.doformretval() to call a 'NewRecord' class to enter a new record. (this last step depends on your application). Upon return, I set the .DisplayValue to the returned value (the control source).
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>>>>For some reason, I couldn't get it to work with a SEEK(). But the functionality turned out to be more straightforward using a SELECT.
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>>>>HTH
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>>>
>>>Matt,
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>>>I have the array created. When I try to select a new customer the combo stay on the first record. This is not changing at all. What did I miss?
>>>
>>>Thank you
>>>Holly Clawson
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>>If you're using the same/similar code that I did, a new customer (no hit) should bump the array down to one element: the new customer. In which case the first item is correct. Maybe I didn't explain that right..sorry.
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>>HTH
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>>BTW, keep in mind, Ed thinks there's a better way. He could be right. I'm anything but an expert with comboboxes.
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>>Matt
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>Matt
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>I can not get this to work. How is it that Ed say to do this. It can not be that fricken hard to have a combo box, with all you customers in it, and add new customers to this field.
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>Thank You
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>Holly

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**** combobox.lostfocus event
** table1 is combobox RowSource
if this.value<>this.displayvalue
insert into table1 values(this.displayvalue)
this.requery
endif