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Jeri
This is a mystery I can't seem to figure out. I'm using Access 2007. I have a
combo box that works beautifully with one exception. This combo box brings up
a list of genus and species of plants. Limit to list is set to yes.
The genus is supposed to be capitalized, but we mostly just type it in lower
case and when it autofills and I leave the field, it's properly capitalized.
However, with any species beginning with an "S", I have to use a capital S,
or the dropdown box won't autofill properly.
Here's an example. when I enter "g", the species "Galeopsis tetrahit" comes
up. If I add an "e", the species "Gentianella amarella" is suggested. That's
how it's supposed to work. When I enter "s", the species "Salix amygdaloides"
is suggested, as that's the first species that begins with an s. But if I am
trying to enter the species "Schizachyrium scoparium", and add a "c" it
inserts the "c" in the midst of the first species, like this -- "Scalix
amygdaloides". The only way around this is to capitalize the "S". I know
this, but others are frustrated by the inconsistency.
It's just such a bizarre glitch, I wondered if anyone had any ideas about
what's going on. The species list is growing, and there are a lot of plants
whose genus begin with "S".
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
combo box that works beautifully with one exception. This combo box brings up
a list of genus and species of plants. Limit to list is set to yes.
The genus is supposed to be capitalized, but we mostly just type it in lower
case and when it autofills and I leave the field, it's properly capitalized.
However, with any species beginning with an "S", I have to use a capital S,
or the dropdown box won't autofill properly.
Here's an example. when I enter "g", the species "Galeopsis tetrahit" comes
up. If I add an "e", the species "Gentianella amarella" is suggested. That's
how it's supposed to work. When I enter "s", the species "Salix amygdaloides"
is suggested, as that's the first species that begins with an s. But if I am
trying to enter the species "Schizachyrium scoparium", and add a "c" it
inserts the "c" in the midst of the first species, like this -- "Scalix
amygdaloides". The only way around this is to capitalize the "S". I know
this, but others are frustrated by the inconsistency.
It's just such a bizarre glitch, I wondered if anyone had any ideas about
what's going on. The species list is growing, and there are a lot of plants
whose genus begin with "S".
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.