What is the easiest way to check if any data has been changed by the user on
my unbound form.  I have 12 text boxes and 2 combo boxes on the unbound form.

Thanks,

Hello MARCOC,

I accomplish this by subclassing the Textbox and other controls and adding
a .Dirty proeprty.  I set .Dirty = True when a value changes.. I also change
the background color to a different color (usually a lemony yellow).  Then
I can loop over all the controls and check the Dirty property.

-Boo

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