>>>>>>Does anyone have an idea on this. I create 3 different arrays in the init event of the formset. The first time I run the form the arrays are created, but when the got focus of the first control is taken the arrays are gone and can not be found. Although, after run the form the first time I can run as many times as I want and the arrays are found.
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>>>>>>Holly Clawson
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>>>>>It's much better to use form property-arrays which will be scoped for whole form.
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>>>>How do you create a FORM PROPERTY ARRAY?
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>>>When I add a property to my form, I can not get the property to appear. The only way I can get it to appear is at the class level. And do I create this at the formset or on the form that the array is contained? Also where do I put thisform.myarray[1].
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>>If you have formset then you create custom property for formset. What do you mean saying 'to appear'. If you mean 'in property sheet', then look at the bottom: all new properties appear there.
>>For formset you should use Thisformset.myarray[48] and this property scoped for whole formset, i.e. you could use it in any event/method code inside the formset.
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>OK I created the array properties at the formset level I put this code in the load event of the form set
>Dimension Thisformset.atacustno[1]
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>Select tacustno from custmast;
> into array thisformset.atacustno
>mcustno=atacustno
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>In debug I am returned with an array that contains a logical variable. When I created the array it logical .f.
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>What did I miss in this conversation on creating an array property?

The problem that you are combining disparate advices from different people, and you should to stick to one of possible solutions. I would use whole thing in Formset.Init event, but... couple days ago you stuck to someone's advice to use arrays as combo rowsource and here I guess the source of the present problem: you have to have those arrays before control.init events. Basically, if you still want to use arrays as row sources you should look at Dave's advices.