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TonyT
Hi,
I have a Continuous Form, with a Command button (Command1)
on each line that opens another Dialog Form allowing
changes to the underlying Table that the main Form draws
it's data from (via a 'Count' Query).
When the Dialog Form closes I have to then apply a
me.Requery by code to reflect the changes made, this
however returns the focus to the Command Button on the 1st
line of the Continuous Form.
Is there a way around this? ie to return the focus to
Command1 on the current row of the continuous form?
Hope that made sense,
TonyT.
I have a Continuous Form, with a Command button (Command1)
on each line that opens another Dialog Form allowing
changes to the underlying Table that the main Form draws
it's data from (via a 'Count' Query).
When the Dialog Form closes I have to then apply a
me.Requery by code to reflect the changes made, this
however returns the focus to the Command Button on the 1st
line of the Continuous Form.
Is there a way around this? ie to return the focus to
Command1 on the current row of the continuous form?
Hope that made sense,
TonyT.