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Have an integer field on a form. Have implemented a keypress event such
that '+' will add 1 to the field. In debug mode, this is fine, the value of
the field is increased by 1 ... until the procedure is ended ... and then
the field contains a '+'. KeyPreview has been set to True. What is
missing??

Chuck
Nov 13 '05 #1
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I don't know. Would you mind showing us the procedure?

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Have an integer field on a form. Have implemented a keypress event such
that '+' will add 1 to the field. In debug mode, this is fine, the value
of the field is increased by 1 ... until the procedure is ended ... and
then the field contains a '+'. KeyPreview has been set to True. What is
missing??

Chuck

Nov 13 '05 #2

"Chuck" <ch*****@acm.org> wrote in message
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Have an integer field on a form. Have implemented a keypress event such that '+' will add 1 to the field. In debug mode, this is fine, the value of the field is increased by 1 ... until the procedure is ended ... and then the field contains a '+'. KeyPreview has been set to True. What is missing??

Chuck


Maybe I'm just lazy, but someone wrote this already. You can download
it from here...
http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0041.htm

Nov 13 '05 #3

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"Chuck" <ch*****@acm.org> wrote in message
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> Have an integer field on a form. Have implemented a keypress event such > that '+' will add 1 to the field. In debug mode, this is fine, the value > of the field is increased by 1 ... until the procedure is ended ... and > then the field contains a '+'. KeyPreview has been set to True. What is > missing??
>
> Chuck
>


Maybe I'm just lazy, but someone wrote this already. You can download
it from here...
http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0041.htm


Piet,

Many thanks. It works great. Now I'll have to study it at length to try
and understand why the simple-minded approach doesn't work. Upon a '+'
keypress, I was trying to set ctl = ctl +1. As I mentioned before, when
single-stepping through it worked fine. The ctl became ctl+1. But when the
procedure terminated, The ctl became a '+'.

Chuck
Nov 13 '05 #4

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