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It will not do that except if you have some code that performs a requery of the form.<br />
Double-check that.<br />
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/gustav
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It will not do that except if you have some code that performs a requery of the form.
Double-check that.

/gustav

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yes it does requery,,so is it possible to do the requery and then come back to the same scrolling position?
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yes it does requery,,so is it possible to do the requery and then come back to the same scrolling position?

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You are welcome!<br />
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/gustav
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Hello All,<br />
when i enter a row via a form and hit enter, the form jumps up to first row. The form is in DataSheet view type. I dont like it goes up to the top of the row. How cani do it so that it stays where the scroll is &nbsp;- any after update event?<br />
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Thank you
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Hello All,
when i enter a row via a form and hit enter, the form jumps up to first row. The form is in DataSheet view type. I dont like it goes up to the top of the row. How cani do it so that it stays where the scroll is  - any after update event?

Thank you

Access form auto Scroling- annoying

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