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Display new record field at top of list in a continuous form

 
 
Lizzy98
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      16th Apr 2004
Hi,

In a continuous form, how do I make the empty field
(designated for entering a new record)appear as the first
field listed in the list instead of the last? Or is there
a way to direct the tab order so when I open this form my
cursor is already in the new record field?

Thank you!
 
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Allen Browne
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      16th Apr 2004
You cannot make the new record row at the top one.

To go to the new record row:
RunCommand acCmdRecordsGotoNew
The form must have focus for that to work.

Alternatively, if you do not want the old records to show, set the form's
DataEntry property to Yes.

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> In a continuous form, how do I make the empty field
> (designated for entering a new record)appear as the first
> field listed in the list instead of the last? Or is there
> a way to direct the tab order so when I open this form my
> cursor is already in the new record field?
>
> Thank you!



 
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