>Thank you for your assistance Trey! I do; however, have to use grids because the end user needs to be able to enter multiple instances of items.

Actually, you cannot use the grid directly. You must use the data. :)
How are you going to tell that that every row in the grid has the required data? You're can't - rows in the grid are not object's per se.
You have to determine if every record in the grid's source cursor has the required data.

>for instance: one company with the listing of 3 vice presidents.

What gets verified here? That the company has 3 VP's, or that there is a company, and for each VP record entered, there is some field that must be filled in, e.g., what division they are VP of?

>If you have any easier suggestions, it would be much appreciated!

Nothing is easier in VFP than going directly against the data.
Trying to validate required fields from control values, especially a grid, is a major PITA. :)

Look at the example in my last post, and let me know what specifically sounds difficult about it. I'll be happy to explain :)