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g-richardson

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Hi All,

I have a comboBox set up to locate an auction item to be able to enter winning bids. Problem comes when I select the correct choice from the comboBox, the proper record displays. When I move to the winning bid entry field to add amount of bid, the record changes to the next record in the list.

I have other comboBoxes on other forms and this is not happening. Does anyone have any idea of where I can look to correct this issue?

Thanks
George
 

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Just a thought

When you navigate to enter the record, are you tabbing or using the mouse to scroll . . . just a thought.
 

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What code do you have in *all* of the events of the ComboBox? Is the ComboBox control the last control in your tab list? What do you have the Cycle property of the form set to? It is on the "Other" tab of the property sheet for the form.
 

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When you navigate to enter the record, are you tabbing or using the mouse to scroll . . . just a thought.


I am tabbing to the next field....First I set the control to just jump to the desired field, but it did the same thing.
 

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What code do you have in *all* of the events of the ComboBox? Is the ComboBox control the last control in your tab list? What do you have the Cycle property of the form set to? It is on the "Other" tab of the property sheet for the form.


Thanks RuralG...it was the cycle property that was set to all records. I set it to Current Record and got the answer.

Thanks for the quick response...
 

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Excellent! Part of the challenge here is to try and *guess* what it might be on the first post without using too many words. I get a +1 for this one. :D
 

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Thanks RG...+1 indeed. You are as usual, helpful to a poster...I've learned a ton from you, but rarely post.

Great work and thanks. I've added to your Rep...

G
 

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