>Hi Jim,
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>I do not think you need to even "return" a value because the for is working with an object reference, therefore the object which is passed to the form is the same object the form is modifying. Upon exiting the form the original object will represent the activities applied by the form.
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You are correcttechincally, however, if the form is NOT modal the code following the DO FORM will execute before the fomr is dispatched. So whether you choose to return the value or not you still need to have a modal form for the approach to work.