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    Kevo is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Refresh subform that is generated from query

    Hi all,



    I have a form with 2 subforms.....the first form is for entering details of a "load" - (what items are placed in a sterilization load) - I use dependant comboboxes on this one and had to minimize the view so that the user only sees one record at a time (because of cascading comboboxes and how they lose focus when you go to the next combobox)


    Because the first form is minimized and I still wanted the user to see the "List" of load details as they enter it.....I created 2nd subform based on a query of the table that is populated with the first subform.


    Now what I am trying to do is have the 2nd subform "Requery or Refresh" after user tabs out of last field in record "quantity"


    Any ideas? I have attached the DB for your amusement.....any ideas for improvement in design is also appreciated.


    Thanks,
    Kevin


    PS - the form I am having trouble with is frmLoad....... from Main menu go to "Sterilization Menu"....then "Edit Load Log"
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    TG_W is offline Competent Performer
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    Add Me.Requery as an AfterUpdate after the last combo box. That should do it.

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