Hello,
I have another problem to which i cannot figure out a resolution,
I have a listbox on a form, on double click event of a row in the listbox i want to run some code, update tables etc
then i want to run another procedure that updates the "Main" listbox to show the change made in the other, and i want to hide the original listbox, make sense?
well, i get the error "cannot hide control that has the focus", i understand the error but would like to "do it anyways", i have tried to run other things inbetween and set the focus to something else but nothing works.
any one got any ideas?
Dan
2  1609 
False alarm, i found my answer in the very Next Thread @missinglinq
i was being non-specific in my actions and used
the latter works
Glad we could (inadvertently) help you!
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