How do i get Cursor to start at top field?

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Rock

Hi,

I have just made a table in Access 2000 then form and in the form I
moved the fields where I wanted them.

The Cursor blinks on the first filed in the table still.

How do I get it to start at the top field of the form?

Thanks

Rock
 
Open the Form in DesignView. Right-click somewhere in the Detail section of
the Form and select Tab Order (You can use the Menu View / Tab Order also).
Move the rows showing the Controls arround to match your required tab order
with the Control you want to get the Focus when the Form is opened first in
the Tab Order.
 
Van said:
Open the Form in DesignView. Right-click somewhere in the Detail section of
the Form and select Tab Order (You can use the Menu View / Tab Order also).
Move the rows showing the Controls arround to match your required tab order
with the Control you want to get the Focus when the Form is opened first in
the Tab Order.
Thanks . Worked like a charm!

There is something else tho'

I have a date field for input and I want another filed that will show 30
days from the date that is input.

I have alreday created the second date filed but can't find how to make
it non-input with a plus 30 on the date.

Hope you understand!

Thanks

Rock
 
Thanks . Worked like a charm!

There is something else tho'

I have a date field for input and I want another filed that will show 30
days from the date that is input.

I have alreday created the second date filed but can't find how to make
it non-input with a plus 30 on the date.

Hope you understand!

Thanks

Rock

Add an unbound control to your form.
As control source of this unbound control write:
=DateAdd("d",30,[DateField])

Only the [DateField] data should be stored in your table.
This control should not be bound to any field in the table, and it's
data not stored.
 

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