Easy SetFocus Question...

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Nelson

I have a form that has a subform. I need to create a button on the main
form that sets the focus to a particular field on a subform. How do I do
this?

Thanks,
Chris
 
:) When you figure it out, lemme know! I have this same issue, and I
think I found a solution somewhere. When I got home, I couldn't
remember where it was, and so I still can't do it. Doh!

I have tried just about every normal avenue that I can think of and was
unable to get it to work, but here are some ideas. I don't remember if
I have tried them, but I am going to give it another go tonight.

a) Put a function on the subform and then call it :
me.subFormBlah.Form.SetTheFucus()
b) Try a macro which sets focus, if possible? They seem to work
sometimes

- Andrew Backer
 
You need to use two SetFocus steps.....the first to set focus to the subform
control, the second to set focus to the control in the subform:

Me.Subform.SetFocus
Me.Subform!ControlName.SetFocus

where Subform is the name of the subform control (the control that actually
holds the subform object).
 
Thanks!!!

That Worked!!!!



Ken Snell said:
You need to use two SetFocus steps.....the first to set focus to the subform
control, the second to set focus to the control in the subform:

Me.Subform.SetFocus
Me.Subform!ControlName.SetFocus

where Subform is the name of the subform control (the control that actually
holds the subform object).
 
And from me too! I've been trying to get this to work for a while, but
I had given up!

- Andrew Backer
 
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