Irv-

I was going to reply with an example using EventTracking, but the real question seems to a little different.

ProgrammaticChange occurs when your code directly changes the value. I.e. this.value = someNewValue. InteractiveChange fires when the user makes a change.

You don't say what it is you need to do when the table is reverted, and that would make a difference. But it sounds like you would be better served by having a custom method that does whatever it is you need done, that can be called when it needs to be done. So, when you do a TableRevert, you'd also call this method. If programmaticchanges should fire the method, call it there, also. And so on.

Does that help?

>Thanks for your response, Victor.
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>I have code in the Programmatic change,Interactive change and Lostfocus Events, actually, but it still doesn't fire on Tablerevert() until I visit (Setfocus) and leave (Lostfocus)...interesting...
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>>It's probably the interactivechange() event that you want....I'm not positive but I think the Programmatic Change event only runs if you specificly change the values in the controls.... so you'd have to say something like txtbox.value = 'blah blah'...then it will run. Someone correct me if I'm wrong on this please...
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>>>Hello Everyone:
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>>>VFP 6.0 SP5; I do a Revert on a table followed by a Refresh(). This changes the value(s) in various txtBoxes, Combos, etc. on my Form to what they previously were, as expected.
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>>>However, I thought this should cause the Programmatic Change event to fire for the appropiate Control(s); it doesn't seem to, any enlightenment?
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>>>TIA !