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....so if you have the properties dialogue open, select the Other tab. &nbsp;There you will see the Cycle property.<br />
OM Gang
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....so if you have the properties dialogue open, select the Other tab.  There you will see the Cycle property.
OM Gang

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That is awesome, and it even worked with sub forms (I've got one where 99% of the time there is only one sub row needed).<br />
Thanks a lot!<br />
Re<br />
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That is awesome, and it even worked with sub forms (I've got one where 99% of the time there is only one sub row needed).
Thanks a lot!
Re
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You're welcome. &nbsp;Thank you!
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I have a form set to &quot;single form&quot;, but when I've tabbed through all the controls it still jumps to the next record (form's record source is a table). How do I stop that and make the focus jump back to the first control in the current record instead?<br />
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TIA!<br />
Dennis
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I have a form set to "single form", but when I've tabbed through all the controls it still jumps to the next record (form's record source is a table). How do I stop that and make the focus jump back to the first control in the current record instead?

TIA!
Dennis

Access: How to keep form on single record (tab should not jump to next record)?

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