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Not certain how to describe this one. A combox is placed on a form.
The form is called from a continuos list via a mouse down event.
If Button = acRightButton Then
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmTask", acNormal
End If
The form, frmTask, has absolutely no code behind it. It has a combobox
with a row source type of "value list" and a row source of
""Complete";"Complete with a Problem";"Abandoned"".
The form, frmTask, is set to allow edits, allow additions and allow
deletions all = yes.
The value in combobox cannot be changed... until the user right clicks
on the combobox.
!?
One funny thing...the focus in the continuos form is set to the
previous record until I right click. So if the user is on record 1,
then right clicks on record 3 frmTask displays.When frmTask is
displayed the focus is still on record 1. When the user right clicks
on the combobox then the focus in the main form is set to record 3 and
then the combobox value can be changed.
What am I missing?
The form is called from a continuos list via a mouse down event.
If Button = acRightButton Then
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmTask", acNormal
End If
The form, frmTask, has absolutely no code behind it. It has a combobox
with a row source type of "value list" and a row source of
""Complete";"Complete with a Problem";"Abandoned"".
The form, frmTask, is set to allow edits, allow additions and allow
deletions all = yes.
The value in combobox cannot be changed... until the user right clicks
on the combobox.
!?
One funny thing...the focus in the continuos form is set to the
previous record until I right click. So if the user is on record 1,
then right clicks on record 3 frmTask displays.When frmTask is
displayed the focus is still on record 1. When the user right clicks
on the combobox then the focus in the main form is set to record 3 and
then the combobox value can be changed.
What am I missing?