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    In Form Datasheet View - how to create an event for a particular row a user clicks on.

    I have a Form that shows rows in Datasheet View.
    I want to write code for when a user clicks anywhere in a row.
    When the row is clicked, I want to take an identifying value from that row and open another Form passing that value as an OpenArg.

    The question I have is:


    How do I identify that a particular row was clicked so that I can get the identifying value from that row to open my other Form?

    Thanks!!

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    Referring to the textbox would get the value of the record with focus.

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    Thanks, Paul!! Appreciate it.
    I hope you are well!!

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    Happy to help, and doing great thanks! Hope you are too.
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