Steve,
Make a copy of the checkbox from the grid and drop it on the form and see if it'll work out there.
>It's sound like a winner, but I tried it and I still get Data Type Mismatch error. Here's what I did...
>Change table field back to Logical 1. And checked field contents and it shows all F for every record in the table. Then, I went to Grid.Column10.chkReportIt.Value property and changed it from 0 to .F.
>Then, I ran the form and clicked on the checkbox and got the same error that I keep getting. What you said makes sense. I was very surprised when I changed it and it did not work. It is almost as if the textbox object that was original in the column (by default) before the checkbox went in there is still in control, but I deleted it and I don't see it so that does not compute. And it is no longer showing the properties Grid window, but the checkbox is, of course. I will keep thinking and digging. I appreciate your suggestion. I think that should have worked. Don't worry, I still have plenty of hair to pull out.
This seems so simple, but yet so hard!
