Set Focus to the Form not the Subform

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I have created a form that has three subforms. Upon opening, the focus is on
the first field in the first subform. I want the focus to be on a text box
that resides on the main form so that I can easily use a command button to
search the main form. How do I set the focus to be the text box on the main
form?
 
Thank you for the quick response. That worked perfectly.

Sprinks said:
In the OnOpen event procedure:

Me![YourTextBox].SetFocus

AccessIM said:
I have created a form that has three subforms. Upon opening, the focus is on
the first field in the first subform. I want the focus to be on a text box
that resides on the main form so that I can easily use a command button to
search the main form. How do I set the focus to be the text box on the main
form?
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AccessIM said:
I have created a form that has three subforms. Upon opening, the
focus is on the first field in the first subform. I want the focus
to be on a text box that resides on the main form so that I can
easily use a command button to search the main form. How do I set
the focus to be the text box on the main form?
Click to expand...

Even easier than executing a code statement to set the focus, just make
that text box the first control in the main form's tab order.
 
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