>>>>Add a method to the combo, call it whatever you like. Move all the Init code to that method. When you are ready to load the data into the combo, issue a call to that method.
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>>>Mark,
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>>>That worked, but given my situation I also had to move around some mQuery calls to other methods and put a check in so the code (formerly in Init) in my new method ran only once. Thanks!
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>>>Renoir
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>>Mark,
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>>One followup question... I use GetFldState() to determine if changes have been made to the view field values in case a user cancels the edit. Using your class it always returns that it has been changed even though no selection was done. Do you know if this is a result of your class logic or a nuance of the GetFldState() function? Thanks!
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>>Renoir
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>Mark,
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>Ok, I found what is causing it, but I'm unsure what to do about it. In your Init code is the following line:
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>.Value = luValue
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>This flips the field's status from a 1 to a 2. Any idea's on how I could handle this and not lose the functionality of your class? Thanks!
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>Renoir

You can save the original value in a property of combo. Then you can compare two values - Original and the new value.