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Tabbing or clicking from one TextBox1 to another trips the TextBox1_Validating event, but I noticed if a person clicks next on a button, the Validating event does NOT trip, thus circumventing my Validating. <br />
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Q. Is there anyway to force the TextBox to validate programmatically? <br />
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Though about TextBox1.Focus(), but then how would I un-Focus()???<br />
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Hmmm
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Tabbing or clicking from one TextBox1 to another trips the TextBox1_Validating event, but I noticed if a person clicks next on a button, the Validating event does NOT trip, thus circumventing my Validating. 

Q. Is there anyway to force the TextBox to validate programmatically? 

Though about TextBox1.Focus(), but then how would I un-Focus()???

Hmmm

Force TextBox Validating?

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