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    after update on unbound date field


    I have an unbound date field that when updated via the date picker is the criteria used to filter a subform. The after-update code is ‘frm_Cal_Event.Requery’ all works fine however on changing the date the code does not run until tabbing out of the field or pressing F5 (witch users will probably not know to do) I can I get the code to run immediately after changing the date of the unbound date field? Thanks

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    I know this isn't exactly what you're looking for but you could have a button control next to the unbound textbox control labelled something like: Refresh Subform
    It wouldn't even need any code
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    Thanks Bob, if all else fails that would be a solution but trying to prevent to many clicks.

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    Have you tried using the On Change event of the textbox
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    Bob, as simple as that that did it! Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ant_Snell View Post
    Bob, as simple as that that did it! Thanks
    You're welcome. Always glad to help if I can
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    I did not suggest that, as if you type in the date, it fires at every keystroke?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Welshgasman View Post
    I did not suggest that, as if you type in the date, it fires at every keystroke?
    I agree. That's why I suggested a one click alternative first. Still, as long as the OP ihas a solution and is happy with it...
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