I'm having trouble finding HELP section on Tab controls

I can't seem to find an A97 HELP blurb telling me how to
make a specific Tab Page active from within VBA. I have
a form with 3 tabs. They work great. I want to optionally
make the first, second or third page active with a VBA
command - displaying the controls, of course, on the
desired page.

Pages in a tabcontrol are sequentially numbered starting with 0. To go to
the second tab, use the expression:
Me!NameOfTabcontrol.Value = 1
third tab:
Me!NameOfTabcontrol.Value = 2
etc.

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"MLH" <CRCI@NorthState.net> wrote in message
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>I can't seem to find an A97 HELP blurb telling me how to
> make a specific Tab Page active from within VBA. I have
> a form with 3 tabs. They work great. I want to optionally
> make the first, second or third page active with a VBA
> command - displaying the controls, of course, on the
> desired page.[/color]

"MLH" <CRCI@NorthState.net> wrote in message
news:3rmv32h22639ucdfjkkag8mm1hkt58tou0@4ax.com...[color=blue]
>I can't seem to find an A97 HELP blurb telling me how to
> make a specific Tab Page active from within VBA. I have
> a form with 3 tabs. They work great. I want to optionally
> make the first, second or third page active with a VBA
> command - displaying the controls, of course, on the
> desired page.[/color]

If you're opening up the form with that has the tab control form another
form the syntax is
Forms!NameOfForm!NameOfPage.SetFocus

By default every page created on a tab control is "page1", "page2" etc. Make
sure you name the page correctly first.

Jeff