That's not what I meant. With Ctrl+0 you don't need to capture and replace with a NULL. Ctrl+0 does it. IOW no code needed (like Ctrl+T,Y in browse or Ctrl+A,C,V,X).
Cetin

>Thanks and as I use KeyPress I can capture the keystroke and replace with a null.
>
>I have also put up a thread about validations through tables for critical analysis, if you are interested will you go through it for me.
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>Thanks a lot.
>
>>From VFP help :
>>"Also, CTRL+0 is supported in ON KEY LABEL in Visual FoxPro, allowing you to redefine the key combination used to enter a null value into a field."
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>>"Using NULL in Values and Expressions
>>In Visual FoxPro, you assign the null value programmatically with the .NULL. token or interactively with CTRL+0 in a field. "
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>>Cetin
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>>>Thanks I just tried it and in my auto complete combo where I replace the ID as soon as I keypress, failed but this is any idea I will work on as it is, I hope, default VFP behaviour.
>>>
>>>>>Hi all
>>>>>
>>>>>I have this form with a cbo. This cbo is allowed to remain empty. If the user moves forward without modifying then alls well.
>>>>>
>>>>>Now supposing the user makes a selection and then he doesn't want it, how can he undo his selection. This cbo is connected to a lookup master database, as soon as the selection is made the FK in this table is updated with the PK from the lookup master.
>>>>>
>>>>>Except reverting changes is there any solution. Please advise.
>>>>
>>>>As an addition to Alex and David, Ctrl+0 'zero' unselects.
>>>>Cetin