>>Mark, one way that was mentioned awhile ago her on UT was to add an invisible control to your base form. In your toolbar code, setfocus to this control, which effectively forces the Valid and LostFocus in the 'last' control to fire and update the buffer with the contro value.
>>
>>HTH
>
>I also got the following to work as well in the toolbar click method:

>parameter lcObject
>lcTable = This.TableName         && class properties that store the name of the table
>lcForm = This.FormName            && and the form name that the toolbar applies to
>if !used(lcTable) or type("lcObject") <> "C"
>   return
>endif
>if type(lcForm) = "O"
>   if upper(&lcForm..ActiveControl.BaseClass) $"TEXTBOX,EDITBOX,CHECKBOX,OPTIONGROUP"
>      &lcForm..ActiveControl.Value = &lcForm..ActiveControl.Value
>   endif
>endif
>

>Setting the Value of the active control to itself did the trick.

I'd forgotten that method - more elegant than the one I suggested.