Page/Tab forward per button in Tab control?

[Niniel]

Hello,

I have a button on a tab control's first tab that I use to do some things
that I need so that subforms on the other tabs display correctly.
I am wondering if it's possible to also have that button go to the next tab,
in other words, when I press it, I want it to do what it's doing, and after
that, switch the view to the second tab.

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Just put code along the lines of:

Me.Page2.SetFocus

to switch to the second page of the tab control.

Alternatively, you can use:

Me.NameOfTabControl.Value = <number of page>

Note that the numbering starts at 0: the 2nd page would be 1.

 

[Klatuu]

Two ways:
Using the name of the page
Me.TabCtl0.Pages("page2").SetFocus
Useing the position of the page (The first page is 0)
Me.TabCtl0.Pages(0).SetFocus

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

You can do that at least two different ways:
1) Finish your code with a SetFocus to a control on the next page.
2) Finish your code by setting the TabCtrl index to the page you want.
it is a zero based index so Me.TabCtrl = 1 will go to the second tab.
...using your tab control name of course.

 

[Niniel]

Thank you, it works nicely.

You can do that at least two different ways:
1) Finish your code with a SetFocus to a control on the next page.
2) Finish your code by setting the TabCtrl index to the page you want.
it is a zero based index so Me.TabCtrl = 1 will go to the second tab.
...using your tab control name of course.

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

You're welcome from all three of us. Boy we sure jumped on that one didn't
we?

Thank you, it works nicely.

You can do that at least two different ways:
1) Finish your code with a SetFocus to a control on the next page.

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