Data Engineer

Fordraiders

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john, thanks &nbsp;i added that statement to actual change the value..not just assign the textbox.<br />
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Thanks
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I have a form with a combo box.(Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup)<wbr /><br />
I'm setting its value from another textbox.<br />
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Then i need to requery the combo box, so the after upodate event will re-fire ?<br />
But it is not working.<br />
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Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup = Me!txtGhost_Rebate<br />
Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup.SetFo<wbr />cus<br />
Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup.Reque<wbr />ry<br />
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Thanks<br />
fordraiders
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I have a form with a combo box.(Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup)
I'm setting its value from another textbox.

Then i need to requery the combo box, so the after upodate event will re-fire ?
But it is not working.


Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup = Me!txtGhost_Rebate
Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup.SetFocus
Me.cbo_Rebate_Lookup.Requery


Thanks
fordraiders

combobox not requerying

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