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You can't. This is not Excel. <br />
Why freeze a field in a relational database? <br />

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You can't. This is not Excel.
Why freeze a field in a relational database?


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I think I misread...Why not &nbsp;make sure the last set focus command places the cursor or<br />
focus where were you want?<br />
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&nbsp;How about this:?<br />
me.MycontolName.Value<br />

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I think I misread...Why not  make sure the last set focus command places the cursor or
focus where were you want?

 How about this:?
me.MycontolName.Value


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Yes, form header is how i solved it. &nbsp;Thanks
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Yes, form header is how i solved it.  Thanks

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In the case when the vertical height of a MS Acess form is larger than the screen so one has to scroll vertically, up and down, is there a way to freeze the upper region of the form so that only the lower region of the form is scrolled. &nbsp;Similar to freezing the top few lines in an excel file.
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In the case when the vertical height of a MS Acess form is larger than the screen so one has to scroll vertically, up and down, is there a way to freeze the upper region of the form so that only the lower region of the form is scrolled.  Similar to freezing the top few lines in an excel file.

MS Access form scroll split

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