Thanks for replying. Ok I created a property called "b" in FORM_B. In the lostfocus event of .txtmileage I set the following:

thisform.b = thisform.txtmilage.value

then in the unload event I have

return(thisform.b)

however, "b" seem to contain "=" and not the value from lostfocus. I'm I doing something wrong here?


>>I have a FORM_A and FORM_B. FORM_A sends a parameter and returns a value. I put the following code in FORM_A command button:
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>>DO FORM FORM_B with parm1 TO parm_return
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>>My FORM_B is suppose to send back a value from a textbox for example
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>>thisform.txtmileage
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>>Where do I put the RETURN statement in FORM_B with this textbox value. I did put it in unload method but it didn't know what thisform.txtmileage was. There must be a way to get the value from textbox on FORM_B back to calling FORM_A form. Does anyone know how to do this?
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>When the unload method is issued txtmileage is already destroyed. Create a new property in form B (say, mileage) that is filled by valid or lostfocus event of txtmileage. The return statement in form b unload method can safely refer to this new property.