G
Gurtz
If you are talking about the user entering some data in a
text box or other control, then in the control's
AfterUpdate event, you could call the listbox's requery
function.
If you are talking about the user entering data in many
fields of a form, then the only way you will know that
s/he is done entering data is if they enter it
sequentially (then you could use the AfterUpdate event of
the last control) or if they hit a button to submit/save
the data or to move to the next record. In the latter
case, throw the requery call in the button's click event.
I don't know if that quite answer's your question. If not,
reply back and be a little more specific about your
question.
Gurtz
[email = no $]
text box or other control, then in the control's
AfterUpdate event, you could call the listbox's requery
function.
If you are talking about the user entering data in many
fields of a form, then the only way you will know that
s/he is done entering data is if they enter it
sequentially (then you could use the AfterUpdate event of
the last control) or if they hit a button to submit/save
the data or to move to the next record. In the latter
case, throw the requery call in the button's click event.
I don't know if that quite answer's your question. If not,
reply back and be a little more specific about your
question.
Gurtz
[email = no $]