I may have to...at least while the are in that object. Not the route I was hoping to take.

>I take it you also don't want to SET CONFIRM ON? It might make things simpler.
>
>Alan
>
>>>>Is there a way to assign code to the LostFocus of an object during runtime? I have a conditional statement that I want to use in the InteractiveChange method that would set the LostFocus to "NODEFAULT" or "" depending. Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>Regards, Renoir
>>>
>>>Can't you put this within an IF?
>>>
>>>

>>>if This.lSomeProperty
>>>  NODEFAULT
>>>endif
>>>

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>>Not that I can see in my situation, which I'll explain in more detail since there may be another solution.
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>>Have a combobox and I'm limiting the number of characters they can type. Not a big deal using the InteractiveChange for that, but when they reach the end the native behavior is to exit the object. I want them to stay there. Again, not really a problem as I could just put NODEFAULT in the LostFocus based on the length of the DISPLAYVALUE. Except, that I only want to keep them there if the maximum length is reached while they are typing. If they exit normally - and the length is still at the max - I want to go to the next object (or whereever they click). If I base it on code in the LostFocus instead of the InteractiveChange they can never leave if the length is at the max. Shoud I be trapping keys in the LostFocus to do this?
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>>Renoir