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05.06.2007 at 05:17AM PDT, ID: 22555298
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Set focus from control of one subform to another.

Asked by Milewskp in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: focus, subform, control, set

I have a main form with two subforms (sf1 and sf2). How can I set the focus to control txtTrigger on sf1 after updating control txtTNotes on sf2?  

I've tried this but it didn't work:
Private Sub txtTNotes_AfterUpdate()
    Me.Parent.sf1.Form.txtTrigger.SetFocus
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[+][-]05.06.2007 at 05:20AM PDT, ID: 19038722

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Zone: Microsoft Access Database
Tags: focus, subform, control, set
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