>The WHEN() event fires every time new item is selected in the list
Thanks, Sergey. Like I say, I'm rusty at the mo. That works a treat. So simple.
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>>Either I'm very rusty or it doesn't exist but is there an equivalent of the .AfterRowColChange() event in List Boxes?
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>>Because grids don't have mover buttons I'm displaying records in a list (the user needs to be able to change their order).
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>>But, as with a grid, I want the static fields on the form, pertaining to those in the list, to change as the user selects a different "row" in the list.
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>>IOW I want my list to behave like a grid.
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