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Rich1234
Hi
I have continuous subforms on a main form. In some instances these subforms
show a lot of records. The subform design is such that each record does not
have a lot of height, so many (say, 5) can be displayed in the subform at
once.
Sometimes, the subform ends up "scrolled" right up to the very last record,
which means that this, and only this record is visible. A classic example of
this is if a user clicks an "add new record" button.. this moves the form
focus to a blank record. If the user then doesn't enter a record, the form
stays scrolled right down, showing just this one blank record. I have tried
me.refresh on the form's lostFocus event but it doesn't do the trick.
Is there code I can write in an event to achieve this?
(NB I'm looking for a code - based solution to show many records again in
the subform ["refresh" its appearance, as it were], rather than a solution to
the "add new record" situation given above.)
TIA
Rich
Is there code you can execute on an event
I have continuous subforms on a main form. In some instances these subforms
show a lot of records. The subform design is such that each record does not
have a lot of height, so many (say, 5) can be displayed in the subform at
once.
Sometimes, the subform ends up "scrolled" right up to the very last record,
which means that this, and only this record is visible. A classic example of
this is if a user clicks an "add new record" button.. this moves the form
focus to a blank record. If the user then doesn't enter a record, the form
stays scrolled right down, showing just this one blank record. I have tried
me.refresh on the form's lostFocus event but it doesn't do the trick.
Is there code I can write in an event to achieve this?
(NB I'm looking for a code - based solution to show many records again in
the subform ["refresh" its appearance, as it were], rather than a solution to
the "add new record" situation given above.)
TIA
Rich
Is there code you can execute on an event