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Tap order in mainform and subforms
- Thread starter Larshg
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Hi Larshg,
Something like this might help?:
The last control on your main form in it's on exit event:
Me.NameOfSubFormAsSeenByMainForm.SetFocus
You'll have to decide how you want to exit the subform and jump to the next 'cause if it's a continuous subform or a datasheet, you might upset your users if everytime they got to the last field on a row, it would jump to another subform. If it's a single form view, pretty much as above although you may have to first focus back to the mainform, then focus to your next subform:
Me.Parent.SetFocus
Forms!NameOfMainForm!NameOfOtherSubFormAsSeenByMainForm.SetFocus
Gord
ghubbell@total.net
Something like this might help?:
The last control on your main form in it's on exit event:
Me.NameOfSubFormAsSeenByMainForm.SetFocus
You'll have to decide how you want to exit the subform and jump to the next 'cause if it's a continuous subform or a datasheet, you might upset your users if everytime they got to the last field on a row, it would jump to another subform. If it's a single form view, pretty much as above although you may have to first focus back to the mainform, then focus to your next subform:
Me.Parent.SetFocus
Forms!NameOfMainForm!NameOfOtherSubFormAsSeenByMainForm.SetFocus
Gord
ghubbell@total.net
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