Hi Adam,

Hello fellow Miamian. I lived there most of my life and my grandmother was born there in 1918.

Anyway, you are using the prompt as the Value in your Combobox, forceing the C(3) value. Not good. I would imagine that conceptually, you could have the same type of class to handle Yes/No situations.

To me, relying on C(3) and literal Yes/No answers is not acceptable.

Let me explore this a bit more and maybe post some code.


>I'm not as advanced enough to create objects this way, and wonder if there is any downside to the what I use for a Yes/No option.
>
>I have a ComboboxClass created, with the RowSourceType=1-Value, RowSource="YES, NO", BoundTo=.T., Style=2-DropdownList, etc. When I drop it on a form, all I have to do is define the ControlSource. Of course, the bound field must be C3 and not Logic. Aside from the field length/type, is there anything else I should look out for using this method, or is it acceptable.
>
>Thanks,