>>>Given:
>>> Grid with
>>> RecordSource:
>>> SELECT Itmlayer.thickness, Itmlayer.color, Itmlayer.process FROM glass!itmlayer
>>> WHERE Itmlayer.process in (select Process from Process_cursor)
>>> RecordSourceType: SQL
>>> Form.Load:
>>> CREATE CURSOR Process_cursor (Process C(2))
>>> Form.lstProcess:
>>>*** lstProcess.Click
>>>*** Created: 08/14/96
>>>*** Purpose: keep track of selected items in this box.
>>>
>>>FOR nCnt = 1 TO This.ListCount
>>> IF This.Selected(nCnt)
>>> insert into Process_cursor (Process) values (THIS.List(nCnt,2))
>>> ELSE
>>> delete from Process_cursor where process = THIS.List(nCnt,2)
>>> ENDIF
>>>ENDFOR
>>>
>>>
>>>With this code:
>>>
>>> wait window "Command1.Click begin"
>>> THISFORM.Grid1.RecordSource = "SELECT Itmlayer.thickness, Itmlayer.color, Itmlayer.process;
>>> FROM glass!itmlayer WHERE Itmlayer.process in (select Process from Process_cursor)"
>>> wait window "Command1.Click end"
>>>
>>>the CORRECT results are showing up in Grid1, but a browse window is also showing up. Can this be suppressed? How?
>>>
>>
>>direct your SELECT statement into a cursor -- select w/ no destination creates a browse window
>
>Good news, bad news. the browse window is gone, but so is the data in the grid. the grids' contents are now empty.

Is the Data Source for the Grid set correctly? Is there anything in the cursor?

HTH,
Tom