>>>Does it work now? When I tried my code sample, it worked perfectly.
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>>The code sample works on equal match. So, if the default is none and the actual value has been overwritten by none, it will consider that equal. The PEMSTATUS() will indicate me that we are not on default value which is what I need.
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>Cool! I never thought to use PEMStatus to see if the default value has changed. I always just used it to see if a prop exists [3rd parameter 5 instead of 0] before adding it if not exists. I learned something new as well.

This will simplify your code to detect if it is the default value coming from the class.