C Capitala Member Local time Today, 05:20 Joined Oct 21, 2021 Messages 89 Nov 24, 2021 #1 Good day gentlemen! I'm using (F6) key with fields on form for specific purpose. it works fine with textboxes but doesn't work with any comboBox? Here's my code If KeyCode = 117 Then dosomething End If Any ideas!!!
Good day gentlemen! I'm using (F6) key with fields on form for specific purpose. it works fine with textboxes but doesn't work with any comboBox? Here's my code If KeyCode = 117 Then dosomething End If Any ideas!!!
theDBguy I’m here to help Staff member Local time Yesterday, 21:20 Joined Oct 29, 2018 Messages 22,541 Nov 24, 2021 #2 Hi. I just gave it a try, and it works for me. Just to cofirm, are you using the KeyDown event?
MarkK bit cruncher Local time Yesterday, 21:20 Joined Mar 17, 2004 Messages 8,446 Nov 24, 2021 #3 It may be helpful if you research how the the Access.Form.KeyPreview property affects the handling of key events on an Access.Form.
It may be helpful if you research how the the Access.Form.KeyPreview property affects the handling of key events on an Access.Form.
C Capitala Member Local time Today, 05:20 Joined Oct 21, 2021 Messages 89 Nov 24, 2021 #4 theDBguy said: Hi. I just gave it a try, and it works for me. Just to cofirm, are you using the KeyDown event? Click to expand... Yes. I'm sure. (keyDown) event.
theDBguy said: Hi. I just gave it a try, and it works for me. Just to cofirm, are you using the KeyDown event? Click to expand... Yes. I'm sure. (keyDown) event.
theDBguy I’m here to help Staff member Local time Yesterday, 21:20 Joined Oct 29, 2018 Messages 22,541 Nov 24, 2021 #5 Capitala said: Yes. I'm sure. (keyDown) event. Click to expand... Okay, just checking. Like I said, it worked for me.
Capitala said: Yes. I'm sure. (keyDown) event. Click to expand... Okay, just checking. Like I said, it worked for me.