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Rob Oldfield
Hi,
I want some code to run when the user changes the check state of a checkbox
on a Windows form. Simple enough. But I don't want that code to run when
the user navigates to record number 2 (given that the value of the checkbox
is different for records 1 and 2).
I've tried both CheckStateChanged and CheckedChanged but they both fire when
moving from record to record. Anyone have a sensible answer as to how to
avoid the code firing in that situation?
Thanks.
I want some code to run when the user changes the check state of a checkbox
on a Windows form. Simple enough. But I don't want that code to run when
the user navigates to record number 2 (given that the value of the checkbox
is different for records 1 and 2).
I've tried both CheckStateChanged and CheckedChanged but they both fire when
moving from record to record. Anyone have a sensible answer as to how to
avoid the code firing in that situation?
Thanks.