Put a line of code in each event:
Debug.Print "Hello from On Current"
etc.
in each of these event, and you will find out in the Immediate Window
(hit Ctrl+G to open).
The reason I had you try it is that there are some situations where
some of these events don't fire. For example I believe that the
Current event does not fire for an unbound form.
Some years ago I got so irritated by not know what events were firing where,
I did this for every event in the form, it's controls, and subforms. It
helped a ton... I tried to document it, but because certain events only fire
under certain circumstances I gave up on it.
It certainly did help though, at least gave me the fundementals.
Some years ago I got so irritated by not know what events were firing
where,
I did this for every event in the form, it's controls, and subforms. It
helped a ton... I tried to document it, but because certain events only
fire
under certain circumstances I gave up on it.
It certainly did help though, at least gave me the fundementals.
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