list form

[radur]

Hello!
I want to create a form (that contains records from a table) in which I can to navigate between records by searching data from my keyboard.
Example: I have records with person' s names (Alex, Raoul, etc). If I type "ra" on my keyboard I want to select Raoul' s name, so on and so forth.
Thank you!
P.S.
I've made a list box but while I'm typing more then 2 letters simultaneously the selections goes from one record to another, instead of selecting one name (If I type "r" and "a" the selection goes to "Raoul" and "Alex" not to "Raoul")

 

[bob fitz]

I think you can do this by using the Control Wizard to create a combo box in the form's Header Section.

 

[radur]

I want to see all the names that fits to the page selecting the name while I'm typing

 

[bob fitz]

I'm sorry, I don't really understand exactly what you want. Does the dropdown combo box that I suggested not give you what you require?

 

[radur]

Hello!
I want to create a form (that contains records from a table) in which I can to navigate between records by searching data from my keyboard.
Example: I have records with person' s names (Alex, Raoul, etc). If I type "ra" on my keyboard I want to select Raoul' s name, so on and so forth.
Thank you!
P.S.
I've made a list box but while I'm typing more then 2 letters simultaneously the selections goes from one record to another, instead of selecting one name (If I type "r" and "a" the selection goes to "Raoul" and "Alex" not to "Raoul")

 

[bob fitz]

Hello!
I've made a list box but ........

My suggestion was a combo box.

 

[missinglinq]

Allen Browne has a hack for "find as you type,' which basically gives a Textbox the same ability as the aforementioned Combobox with AutoExpand set to Yes:

http://allenbrowne.com/AppFindAsUType.html

But Pat raises a very good point!

Linq ;0)>