-----Original Message-----
Of course . . . unless your controls are indexed starting with 0!
I'm just playing of course but there *are* several collections in Access
that are indexed starting with 0 so it's always a good to know the starting
value!
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Sandra Daigle [Microsoft Access MVP]
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Exactly.
But one small nuance:
"using the AfterUpdate event of the first combo" will be
Me.Combo2 = Null
...
Thank you for your help.
an
-----Original Message-----
Just set it to Null using the AfterUpdate event of the first combo.
me.Combo1 = null
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Sandra Daigle [Microsoft Access MVP]
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an wrote:
On one form with combo boxes, when we data change in 1st
combo, anothers combos keep it old data.
How is possible to force to appear "blank" the following
combos in this case, please?
Thanks in advance.
an
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