It is not good practice to change one object from another object at the same level directly. What happens is that your objects become "tightly bound" to one another. It is better to allow a mitigator object such as the parent object to observe and react. As an example see the following code.

Textbox::InteractiveChange
this.parent.CheckMyNewValue(this)
.
.
.
return

Form::CheckMyNewValue
lparameter toObject
do case
  case lower(toObject.name) ='pble'
    this.Lavel1.Caption =iif(this.PbLE.Value=1,"text 1","text 2")
  case ....
    ....
endcase

Glenn


>Hi
>I need change Label1.Caption depending of value PbLE (1 or 2).
>In properties for Lavel1.Caption =iif(PbLE=1,"text 1","text 2")
>But when PbLE value interactiv changed Label1.Caption doesn't change, Thisform.Refresh - doesn't work.