T
Todd
Question regarding use of a dialog form in Access 2003.
On one of my forms I have a listbox that displays a
concatenation of three data fields (array).
To change one or more of these data points on a selected
row in the list, I use a separate dialog form.
After a choice is altered on this dialog form, you are
returned to the original form where the listbox data is
refreshed.
But other data on that same form depending on the new
data is NOT updated. Furthermore, the selected row in the
listbox returns to the uppermost row, not the selected
row, where I would like it to be... highlighting the data
row that has been changed. I have tried opening the
dialog form using an open argument that relates the list
index, so when you return to the original form I can
transmit this list index back to selected row, but it
does not work. I try to invoke it using an event like 'on
current' or on 'resize' but it does not work.
Any ideas?
On one of my forms I have a listbox that displays a
concatenation of three data fields (array).
To change one or more of these data points on a selected
row in the list, I use a separate dialog form.
After a choice is altered on this dialog form, you are
returned to the original form where the listbox data is
refreshed.
But other data on that same form depending on the new
data is NOT updated. Furthermore, the selected row in the
listbox returns to the uppermost row, not the selected
row, where I would like it to be... highlighting the data
row that has been changed. I have tried opening the
dialog form using an open argument that relates the list
index, so when you return to the original form I can
transmit this list index back to selected row, but it
does not work. I try to invoke it using an event like 'on
current' or on 'resize' but it does not work.
Any ideas?