>Creating separate DataViews is the best way to go since Windows Forms binding needs to >know the "Current" row to bind a textbox to and there can't be three current rows at the >same time. I take it you can't simply display the three rows in a DataGrid?

Thanks for the reply. That's what we settled on, good to know someone else thinks it's a good idea. Seeing that you have to do it that way because of binding makes total sense. Just that I had a hard time getting my head around the need for three distinct views containing the same data.

I guess I *could* put the data in a DataGrid, but it's not the form design I'm after, not to mention that some clients want to see all three addresses, some only one etc., which I'm thinking the MM security stuff will handle quite nicely.

Thanks,
Mike