I guess I'll just remove the cancel button and trap the
query close event.

Thanks.

"dman" wrote in message
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"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message
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...However if the combo has focus you don't know until the Exit (or VB's
validate) event has completed if user pressed a cancel button.
Regards,
Peter T

Well that is what I am trying to do. I have a canel button on the form
along
with 3 combos. If the user hits the cancel button, is there a way to
bypass
the Exit event of which ever combo box had focus?

Thanks.