If you know the primary key value of the record you are looking for, you can
FindFirst on the form's RecordsetClone, but it would be better to track down
why the problem occurred if possible.
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"David Altemir" <al********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:77**************************@posting.google.c om...
I did have a DoCmd.Requery statement in the OnClose event of Form B
and so I took it out as you suggested. Still jumps to the start of
the recordset though and I can find any other places where a requery
is being issued after the transition to Form A.
Is there a way to force the focus back to the orignal record?
The default behavior is that the current record will stay currrent.
The fact that it is jumping back to the first record suggests that you
have
some code or macro that is causing the form to Requery. Remove that code.
"David Altemir" <al********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:77**************************@posting.google.c om... >I have a button on "Form A" in the right margin of every record in my
> recordset. When you click on a button, a dialog box ("Form B") pops
> up that gives more details about that particular record.
>
> The problem is that when I close the dialog, the cursor jumps to the
> beginning of the recordset on "Form A". I want it to go back to the
> record where I pressed the button.
>
> What's the best way to set the focus to a particular record when
> closing "Form B"?
