>Hi All:
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> I have a combo box in which I have 10 items. The user selects item #1 bringing up the form. He then closes the form and processes something else. When the user wants to access form #1 again, they have to select form #2 and then re-select form #1 in order for form #1 to come up. I have my codes in the interactive event of the combo box. How can I run that form without having to refresh the codes?
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>Thanks MA
Hi Mahmood,
You can call the InteractiveChange() event in code, e.g.:
thisform.cboForms.InteractiveChange()
However, I think this advise won't solve your problem in it's entirety. Because, how do you know that the user wants to select form #1? I think you'll have to rethink your model. Go for it! :)
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