asked on MS Access 2003 Subform event
I have a main form (datsheet view) and a subform(also dataseheet view)
Lets say I expand the main form and then expand the subform
When I now click OFF of the subform by clicking in the main form...what event is that?
Form unload?
Lost Focus?
Lets say I expand the main form and then expand the subform
When I now click OFF of the subform by clicking in the main form...what event is that?
Form unload?
Lost Focus?
Microsoft AccessMicrosoft DevelopmentMicrosoft Applications
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Jeffrey Coachman
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<they cut us some slack and the programmers can leave an hour early today>
I'm in NY and I have to stay 15 more minutes till 5PM...
I'm in NY and I have to stay 15 more minutes till 5PM...
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Thanks
Just to be clear, what was the solution here?
ASKER
boag2000
You just gave me a clearer understanding of the process.
I placed a messagebox on every type of event and walked my way through a series of issues. (Inherited)
This database has a load of VBA that switches back on itself and I'm removing duplicate code.
You just gave me a clearer understanding of the process.
I placed a messagebox on every type of event and walked my way through a series of issues. (Inherited)
This database has a load of VBA that switches back on itself and I'm removing duplicate code.
OK great.
Yeah, the Messagebox trick is what I use to look at all the events and when they fire, and under what circumstances.
Yeah, the Messagebox trick is what I use to look at all the events and when they fire, and under what circumstances.
I'll take a look at that from home tonight.
Believe it or not...they cut us some slack and the programmers can leave an hour early today!