>Hi Jim,
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>I thought the same as you suggested, but here is a problem: Once assigned textbox value, say, 0, could not be changed to {} after all, right? Therefore the combobox could be used just once, not for multiple replaces... This was my original concern, that's why I was thinking about RemoveObject() and NewObject()... But if my above assumption is wrong and a textbox could change its data type on the fly, the solution would be exactly as you described.
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>Thanks for your help.

Nadya,

First please trim your autoquotes, these messages get very long and you cuase us to scroll a long way to read your comment.

Second please do not mark everyone to receive your replies, it is not nice. Some folks may choose to read what they like and don't want their in box filled with messages that are sent to someone else.

Third, try thigns yourself before you assume they don't work. You can assign a value to a text box any time you like and it will change the data type of the Textbox.Value's data type.