D
doco
I want to be able to go to the next record using the keyboard. How is this
done?
TIA
done?
TIA
W
walkbet
The answer depends on your screen. If you are in datasheet or tabular
view, the down arrow key will work for you. If you are in a form
showing just a single record, PgDn will do it. Be aware that you will
move to a new record in the field that you were in when you pressed the
key.
hth-
Betsy
view, the down arrow key will work for you. If you are in a form
showing just a single record, PgDn will do it. Be aware that you will
move to a new record in the field that you were in when you pressed the
key.
hth-
Betsy
D
doco
It is a form|subform. I want to advance the form from the subform
(customer
rders) after finishing an order for a customer. hotkey --> next
customer.
ArrowKeys, PgDn does not work. No combination of shift,alt or ctl helps
either. Haven't been able to find info either.
(customer
rders) after finishing an order for a customer. hotkey --> nextcustomer.
ArrowKeys, PgDn does not work. No combination of shift,alt or ctl helps
either. Haven't been able to find info either.
W
walkbet
Try Ctrl-Tab to return to the customer form. Then use PgDn.
Betsy
Betsy
D
doco
Yes that did the trick thanks...
A
Allen Browne
Another trick is to put a command button on your main form to go to the new
record. Set its Caption property to (say):
&New Record
Now Alt+N takes you to a new record in the main form, even if you are in the
subform.
The button's event procedure would be something like this:
If Me.Dirty Then Me.Dirty = False
If Not Me.NewRecord Then RunCommand acCmdRecordsGotoNew
record. Set its Caption property to (say):
&New Record
Now Alt+N takes you to a new record in the main form, even if you are in the
subform.
The button's event procedure would be something like this:
If Me.Dirty Then Me.Dirty = False
If Not Me.NewRecord Then RunCommand acCmdRecordsGotoNew