Trey,

I did try that, too. Also refreshing after the LockScreen = .F. with no luck. I have finally had to create a form method that reassigns all column ControlSource's after requerying. Thanks for the input anyway.

Regards,

Don

>SWAG: have you tried explicitly refreshing the grid after the form refresh?
>I've found that I've had to do that on occasion.
>
>>I have a grid that is not refreshing properly. I have even recreated the grid with no change. In the header.click() of each column I have the follwing code:
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>>

>>ThisForm.ChangeGridOrderBy(1)
>>*Parameter is based on the column the header is contaned in. i.e. Column2 parameter would be 2, ...
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>>

>>
>>ThisForm.ChangeGridOrderBy() method contains:
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>>LParameters tnOrderBy
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>>If VarType(tnOrderBy) <> "N" Or tnOrderBy < 0 Then
>>	Return
>>EndIf
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>>If ThisForm.OrderBy = tnOrderBy Then
>>	Return
>>EndIf
>>
>>ThisForm.MousePointer = 11
>>ThisForm.LockScreen = .T.
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>>ThisForm.OrderBy = tnOrderBy
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>>ThisForm.RequeryView()
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>>ThisForm.Refresh()
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>>ThisForm.LockScreen = .F.
>>ThisForm.MousePointer = 0
>>
>>