If the form is bound to the recordset, then using the .Requery method of the form should return you to the first record and keep the record selectors active.
Glen,
I have a main form that contains three comboboxes after the third combox has been updated then a subform(frmFTPResults) is requeried and although then when the record selector is clicked a second subform is requeried.
What I was asking although my explanation was probably not very clear is :
Is there any way to simulate the clicking of the record selector by code after requery to activate the requery of the second subform
Glen,
I have a main form that contains three comboboxes after the third combobox has been updated then a subform(frmFTPResults) is requeried and then when the record selector is clicked a second subform(frmNewGrade) is requeried.
What I was asking although my explanation was probably not very clear is :
Is there any way to simulate the clicking of the record selector by code after requery to activate the requery of the second subform dynamically
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