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Jumping to row in Subform

Hi!

Houston I have a problem. I'm using access 2003 and can't find out how to
jump / goto a certain row on a subform (from vb code). My form has thousands
of entries, and I want to jump to a certain row based on some search
criteria, or at least be able to jump to i.e. row nr xx (something). How do
I do this? Anyone?

Vegard
Nov 12 '05 #1
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If using DAO, then you could use the FindFirst method of the forms
recordsetclone, then set the fomrs bookmark to the clones bookmark.
Alternatively, try using DoCmd.GotoRecord while the subform has focus.

Mike Storr
www.veraccess.com
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Hi!

Houston I have a problem. I'm using access 2003 and can't find out how to
jump / goto a certain row on a subform (from vb code). My form has thousands of entries, and I want to jump to a certain row based on some search
criteria, or at least be able to jump to i.e. row nr xx (something). How do I do this? Anyone?

Vegard

Nov 12 '05 #2

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