Instead of using:
Me.DateClosed.SetFocus
If Me.DateClosed.Text = "" Then
I want to use the text box's value property to bypass having to set focus.
Me.DateClosed.Value = "" Then
I don't think .Value will accept zero lengh string arguments. I have tried using Null, 0, and...
I have a form that is very long with a very long scroll bar. When I am at a field at the bottom, I want to be able to click to the next record and stay in the same position, rather than going back to the top every time. Is this a form property or is it even possible? Thanks
I have an if statement based on the value of a text box in a field on the current form. The statements are in the Form Open and the Form Current events. How do I reference the control's text value without first having to set focus to it. The form is larger than the screen and I don't want it...
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