Hi Roland,

I would recommend looking at using DataBindings for your controls. Here is the online help information:

ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/vbcon/html/vbconConsumersOfDataOnWindowsForms.htm

I would also recommend a book called "User Interfaces in VB.NET" or "User Interfaces in C#". Both of these books talk a lot about how to bind to multiple controls and have them interact.

>Hi,
>
>My winform has a grid , textboxes, and a combobox.
>
>IT ALL MOST WORKS!!
>
>When the program starts the grid show 4 for jobtype (1st row) but the combobox show sales (which is a 1). downarrow to next row and the grid for 1st row change the job type to 1. if you change the combobox to misc which is a 4 before you downarrow the grid jobtype remains a 4. After the first movement the combobox seems to work as desired. the following is the code to fill and make the relationship to the tables in the same dataset. What code would you add to "sync" the two tables before the End Sub?
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>Also if I make a selection from the ComboBox The grid field does not change until after I select a different row in the grid. This too must be a "Sync" Problem! Are both related or do I need additional code somewhere?
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> Private Sub Agent01_Form_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
> Me.SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(Agents01_Form_Ds1)
> Me.SqlDataAdapter2.Fill(Agents01_Form_Ds1)
> Agents01_Form_Ds1.Relations.Add("AgentJobType", Agents01_Form_Ds1.Tables("Agents").Columns("JobType"), Agents01_Form_Ds1.Tables("PersonnelType").Columns("PersonnelTypeNum"))
>
> End Sub
>
>By the way both fields are ID fields are int but the names are not the same, but will be changed in the future. (JobType and PersonnelTypeNum are actually the same, the JobType)
>
>Thanks
>Roland