>>>>>I have a check box subclass that has several properties based on the deleted() status of the current record in a table. I have added a property to the class, TableName, where I put the name of the table that the check box properties refer to. What I am trying to do in the properties sheet of the subclass is set forecolor, value and the caption using iif(). For example:

>>>>>   Caption = iif(deleted(This.TableName),"Deleted","Delete")
>>>>>   Value   = iif(deleted(This.TableName),1,0)

>>>>>How can I get deleted() to use the actual value of This.TableName? I have tried stuff like deleted(eval(This.Tablename)), but to no avail.
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA.
>>>>I just tested and had no problem with it. One thing that throws it off... don't include the alias name in quotes in the property sheet.
>>>>BTW- I tested with your code _exactly_ except I stored the table name in .tag.
>>>
>>>Just to clarify: iif(deleted(This.Tag),1,0) in the .Value property. and for the .Tag property you just put the tablename (MyTable instead of ="MyTable")
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>
>>I guess you got it to work...?
>
>Nah, see my reply back to Jay.

I understood the purpose of the venture, I just thought that you had the refresh part of it worked out and only wanted to know how to get the evaluation right.
If you have a hooked custom refresh in your framework, this is no problem. Otherwise you could just add the refresh method to your label class, and explicitly call it in form.refresh.