Not to answer your question, but: if it really is the subform (not the main
form) that is executing that code, the code should refer to the subform as
Me - not as Forms![Estados Condomino]![Child_0]. Thus:
me![txtMonto].setfocus
^^
This avoids the subform having to know the name of the calling form, and of
the calling form's subform control.
HTH,
TC
"Joost" <am**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi to all,
I have a subform [Child_0] which changes its Sourceobject, using the
following expression:
Forms![Estados Condomino]![Child_0].SourceObject = "Subform Deposito
Mant"
and the focus to the desired control, a textbox calles "TxtMonto"
Forms![Estados Condomino]![Child_0].SetFocus
Forms![Estados Condomino]![Child_0]!TxtMonto.SetFocus
So far so good, no errors, (for once) If I check with the
ActiveControl Property in the immediate window, it displays the
correct Textbox. The only thing is that the focus doesn´t to its
"blinking" on my form. It shows no focus on no control, not on the
parent and not on the Subform. If I then click on no matter where in
the form or the subform, (not on the textbox itself!) the cursor
inmediately shows up, but i do not want to have to do that...
Hope I made it clear and look forward to an answer...
