>You could also use GetFldState(-1). If there is anything other than 1s in the returned string then the view has not been requeried because a dirty view by definition has not been requeried.
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>If the view is not a data entry view, then requerying it as many times as you want won't hurt anything (unless it takes a LONG time to requery).

Actually that's a very good thought. But I seem to recall posting a message up here about a year ago where GetFieldState(-1) didnt do me what I expected. I forget the circumstances, but I think I might of ended up avoiding using it in checking for dirty buffers because I didnt understand it's correct usage at the time... probably why my CheckBuffers() code always felt like a brute force. Hmmmmm.

Thanks Larry, this was comment very useful.