Check if user is in the last column and move to the new row otherwise move to the next column. You can also program DownArrow to do the same but in any column so they don't have to go to the last column to move to the new row. A keyboard shortcut could be another option.

>
>I've got an Order Entry form set up using two tables:
>
>Ord_head (for the header info)
>Ord_line (for the detail info)
>
>I've got a grid set up for the detail info in Ord_line. I also have a Command Button set up for the user to add a new detail line. After entering all the detail, they click the button, and a new, blank detail line is added to the grid. When they're done entering detail lines for that particular order, they click a different Command Button to save and exit.
>
>The users don't wanna have to click the "New Detail Line" button when they're done adding/editing each new detail line. They'd like to hit Enter when they're done with each line to have it automatically add a new detail line.
>
>The problem I'm seeing with this is that using Tab to move from field to field isn't always the best way. For example, if a numeric field has a "0" in it to start, then you type in a "1", hitting Enter will leave that field with a "1" whereas hitting Tab will leave that field with a "10". Because of that, I've told the users to use Enter (as opposed to Tab) to move from field to field.
>
>Any suggestions on how the user can tell the system when they're done with each detail line without having to grab the mouse and click the "New Detail Line" button? They really don't wanna have to leave the keyboard and reach for the mouse. They wanna just keep banging in new detail lines without that interruption.
>
>Thanks very much!
>
>John