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SetFocus to control on subform

Asked by DaveSavittiere in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access, subform, setfocus, focus, control

Hello Experts!

I am using Access 2002 to develop a small catering database and am having a problem setting the focus to a control on a subform. I have a main form (frmMain) and 2 subforms (s1frmCustomers, frmCustomer) one of which (frmCustomer) is contained in the first subform.  It looks like this:

1.     frmMain
     a.     s1frmCustomers
          i.     frmCustomer


frmCustomer displays the customer name and address information and does not allow edits.  However, if a new customer needs to be input, this is where I want the user to enter it.  On s1frmCustomers I have a button (cmdAddCustomer) that when clicked sets the DataEntry property of frmCustomer to TRUE and then needs to set the focus to the first field (LastName).  

Here is the code for the OnClick event of cmdAddCustomer:

Private Sub cmdAddCustomer_Click()

Dim f1 As Form
   
    Set f1 = Forms!frmMain!s1frmCustomers!frmCustomer.Form

    f1.DataEntry = True
    f1!LastName.SetFocus

End Sub

I do not get any errors and it works just like I want it to, except the focus is not shifted to the LastName field.  I know all the user has to do is click into the field and start typing, but I want to avoid the extra step.  

Thanks in advance for your help!

Dave Savittiere
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Tags: access, subform, setfocus, focus, control
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