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Subform changes focus back to first record

My subform is displaying records from a table. Using the master-child
links I am able to pass all of the necessary keys to show the correct
information.

When I try to select any item from a displayed record, a textbox or a
combobox, the focus is returned to the first record almost immediately.
If I am really quick and after a few attempts at wild clicking I am
able to select information from a drop down to edit the intended record
or add a new one.

There is absolutely no VB code on the subform and I have removed every
requery from the main form for safe measure. I may be developing OCD.

I'm interested in any help to make this form usable; workarounds are
welcome as well as perhaps pointing out obvious oversight on my part.

Thanks...

Jul 11 '06 #1
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