I've already disabled the columns I don't want them in...but there are two that they need to get to, one of which is defaulted to a value (which they may change), the other is the primary data entry field. I need the Enter key to keep them in that field (going DOWN, rather than ACROSS). So, in the Keypress event of the textbox in the grid I put code that says "If the Enter Key was pressed, do a down arrow, then a left arrow". This work perfectly the first time in the screen. After that, the form acts like there is NO KeyPress Event at all.


>Perhaps in the WHEN event for the columns you do not want selected you could palce a RETURN=.F.
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>>Hello all
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>>VFP8, 2 Forms
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>>Here's the idea:
>>Form 1 gets initial data (batch number, remit number range) and then calls Form 2.
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>>Form 2 uses a grid to allow data entry of money amounts. I've got a keypress event at the cell level. This event checks to see if the 'Enter' key was pressed, and if so - does a Down Arrow and then a Left Arrow. Basically I need the 'Enter' key to march down the grid, staying in the same column. When user is finished, they hit the 'Save' button which closes Form 2 and returns to Form one for the next batch.
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>>Here's the problem:
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>>First time through, Form 1 works fine, Form 2 works fine, returns to Form 1, Form 1 works fine, goes to Form 2 and now the Keypress event is being completely ignored - like it doesn't exist
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>>Here's the plea:
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>>Does this sound familiar to anyone? Does anyone have any ideas of how to fix this?
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>>Help me, please?