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Populate list box based on value selected on tab control

Asked by PsychoDazey in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

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I am using Access 2000.  I have a form with a tab control on it, on the first tab there are several controls that come from one table.  On the second tab is a list box that fills with records based on the record the user selects on tab 1.  The problem is the list box does not display any values until I click refresh records from the menu bar.  How do I get the list box values to refresh automatically?Start Free Trial
 
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