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Equivalent RunCommand for Records > Refresh?

Tom van Stiphout
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#1: Jul 16 '06
I thought there was a RunCommand for every possible menu option.
I have a situation where a dropdown in a subform is often not showing
its value until I select Records Refresh. What is the equivalent VBA
code?
acCmdRefresh and acCmdRefreshPage don't work.
combobox.Requery works, but seems overkill.

Thanks,

-Tom.

David W. Fenton
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#2: Jul 16 '06

re: Equivalent RunCommand for Records > Refresh?


Tom van Stiphout <no.spam.tom7744@cox.netwrote in
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Quote:
I thought there was a RunCommand for every possible menu option.
I have a situation where a dropdown in a subform is often not
showing its value until I select Records Refresh. What is the
equivalent VBA code?
acCmdRefresh and acCmdRefreshPage don't work.
combobox.Requery works, but seems overkill.
The Me.Refresh of the subform?

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Tom van Stiphout
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#3: Jul 17 '06

re: Equivalent RunCommand for Records > Refresh?


On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 06:41:18 -0500, "David W. Fenton"
<XXXusenet@dfenton.com.invalidwrote:

Thanks. That's what I ended up using.
-Tom.

Quote:
>Tom van Stiphout <no.spam.tom7744@cox.netwrote in
>news:8r9jb21udtm455a8puqmqelf51n6c5qpl9@4ax.com :
>
Quote:
>I thought there was a RunCommand for every possible menu option.
>I have a situation where a dropdown in a subform is often not
>showing its value until I select Records Refresh. What is the
>equivalent VBA code?
>acCmdRefresh and acCmdRefreshPage don't work.
>combobox.Requery works, but seems overkill.
>
>The Me.Refresh of the subform?
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