Referencing a Subform

[ragazzo]

How I seen in the Atachments it is two childs inside same form with Tabs adapted

I tried one solution and worked well..


1.MAIN FORM on Tab_Click set >> Me.ChildName.Se tfocus
2.Second Form - On Load set >> Me.ChildName.Se tfocus
3.Third Form - On Load set >> Me.TextName.Set focus

ChildName and TextName bring what Yours are.
and Tab Name As Yours
Those condittion bring focus in the Text Box Of Third Loaded form.

Regards

Attachment deleted, as per warning posted.

[Scott Price]

Ragazzo,

Your example has very little value since you disabled all menu items, and blocked access to the code of your database sample.

I have deleted the attachment since there is no way of verifying whether you have included possibly malicious code.

MODERATOR

[ragazzo]

Sorry for that...

Aplication was dedicated for something else i just adapted for purpose of what

it`s asked in this topic and forgot to prepare everything for simple use...

I am sorry for this and I post again after I have make it very simple.


Regards
Ragazzo

[Proaccesspro]

Scott,

I sent the DB to you.......

[Proaccesspro]

Scott,

I sent the DB to you.......

The "Has Multiple Appeal" button on the MAIN form contains the code in question

[Scott Price]

As I wrote back to you in my email, the problem was with the name of the Actions Subform. In the database window it is, indeed, 'Actions Subform', however on the Case Subform, it is treated as nothing more than 'Actions'. The corrected code is:

[CODE=vb]
Forms![MainForm]![Case Subform].SetFocus
Forms![MainForm]![Case Subform].Form![Settlement Amount].SetFocus
Forms![MainForm]![Case Subform].Form![Actions].Form![Action Date].SetFocus[/CODE]

Good luck on the rest of your app!

Regards,
Scott