Jim,

I'm not 100% certain, but

        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count

looks like a winner in place of

        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count - 1

I hope that works because my experience lays (+ grammar points!) with web forms not win forms.

>Keith,
>
>Below is the code I have. Is there anything wrong with it?
>
>

>  Dim Row As DataRow = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").NewRow()
>
>        'row = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").NewRow()
>        Me.DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Add(Row)
>        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count - 1
>        Me.SetEditNewMode(True, False)
>        'ClearControls()
>        Me.txtCompany.Select()
>        Me.SetArrowButtons()
>

>
>>Jim,
>>
>>Instead of clearing the textboxes, add a new row to the dataset.
>>
>>

>>[Visual Basic]
>>Dim workRow As DataRow = myDataset.Tables("mytable").NewRow()
>>[C#]
>>DataRow workRow = myDataset.Tables("mytable").NewRow();
>>

>>
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>> I have a windows form with a bunch of textboxes that bind to a dataset. I also have a new button that clears the textboxes. When I enter text in my first textbox and tab off of it, the textboxes are populated with the previous record's information.
>>>
>>>What's wrong?