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Hi Elaine,
I've tried something like this before but a form variable can only hold a string value. However you could acheive what I think you want using the toSource() method and eval function.
var co1 = { name : "customer name",
address : "customer address",
city : "customer city",
state : "customer state",
accounts : [1,2,3]
};
CustomerObject.value = co1.toSource();
var co2 = eval(CustomerObject.value)
console.println(co2.name);
console.println(co2.address);
console.println(co2.city);
console.println(co2.state);
console.println(co2.accounts);
Though have you tried storing the object in a script object at a higher level in the form structure available to subforms.
Bruce