Hi Flomo,

As for your first question:

Based on my understanding, you have a BindingSource component which has
been bound to a DataSet object. You bind the Checked property of a CheckBox
control to a field in the BindingSource component. When the user adds a new
row in the BindingSource and accept the default value (unchecked, false),
the value of the field in the BindingSource component remain null. If I'm
off base, please feel free to let me know.

It seems that the new row the user adds in the BindingSource has a null
value for the field. When the data source has either a value of Null or
False, the CheckBox control bound to the field has the Checked property of
the value of False. If the user doesn't change the CheckBox control's
checked state, data binding won't push the new value to the data source.
This behavior is by design.

To work around this problem, I suggest that you set the default value for
the field in the DataSet. To do this, open the DataSet in the designer by
double-clicking it in the Solution Explorer, and select the column in the
DataTable you want and set the column's DefaultValue property in the
Properties window.

As for your second question:

I performed a test based on your description. I set a ComboBox control's
the DataSource property to a List of strings(I didn't set its ValueMember
or DisplayMember), and bind its SelectedValue property to an other data
source. When the program is run, an exception occurs--'Cannot set the
SelectedValue in a ListControl with an empty ValueMember'.

In fact, in this scenario, we could bind the Text property of the ComboBox
control to the data source instead.

As for the problem of getting correct value in the data source after you
call the EndEdit method of the BindingSource component, ensure to set the
SelectedIndex/SelectedItem of the ComboBox AFTER it is bound to a data
source.

Hope this helps.
If you have anything unclear, please feel free to let me know.

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Hi Flomo,

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Linda Liu
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