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I apologize this is probably a dumb question but I really can't see the
problem.
I had a perfectly working form that needed changes. I reduced the number of
objects in it, including text boxes and one tab area.
I have three text boxes in the form. Boxes A, B & C.
Box C does not populate to a table. Boxes A and B do.
Box C takes values from A and B, multiplies them and displays them.
Box C uses the name of textBoxObjectA and textBoxObjectB to do the
calculation.
At one point, an update to Box A or B would change the value in C
automatically.
Now I have to Tab into C to get the new result, if A or B were changed.
Does anyone have a clue why suddenly I have to tab? Makes no sense to me. It
should still be auto.
The only thing that I noticed different about the form is taht a sidebar
(with a little triangle at the top) is now missing after I made the changes.
This sidebar is an Access generated "object." No clue what its purpose is.
Thanks,
pepe
problem.
I had a perfectly working form that needed changes. I reduced the number of
objects in it, including text boxes and one tab area.
I have three text boxes in the form. Boxes A, B & C.
Box C does not populate to a table. Boxes A and B do.
Box C takes values from A and B, multiplies them and displays them.
Box C uses the name of textBoxObjectA and textBoxObjectB to do the
calculation.
At one point, an update to Box A or B would change the value in C
automatically.
Now I have to Tab into C to get the new result, if A or B were changed.
Does anyone have a clue why suddenly I have to tab? Makes no sense to me. It
should still be auto.
The only thing that I noticed different about the form is taht a sidebar
(with a little triangle at the top) is now missing after I made the changes.
This sidebar is an Access generated "object." No clue what its purpose is.
Thanks,
pepe