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Open Event or Load Event

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Hi all,

I have a question. If I have a form that has a vb code in the Open Event and another code in Load Event, which one starts before when running this form? Does the Load Event code runs before or the vise versa?

Thank you,
Abolos
Jul 30 '07 #1
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dima69
181 Expert 100+
Hi all,

I have a question. If I have a form that has a vb code in the Open Event and another code in Load Event, which one starts before when running this form? Does the Load Event code runs before or the vise versa?

Thank you,
Abolos
Generally, Open event fires before Load event. But you cannot be sure that Load event will fire AFTER the code in Open event will be completed.
Moreover, if your form is actually a subform, the Open and Load events for that form can run more then once, in that case the event sequence can be quite messed up.
Jul 30 '07 #2
missinglinq
3,532 Expert 2GB
The order of events is

Open - Load - Resize - Activate - Current

When you invoke a form with subform(s) they actually load before the main form does.

Linq ;0)>
Jul 30 '07 #3
abolos
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Thank you guys for your assistance regarding this matter,
Abolos
Jul 31 '07 #4
missinglinq
3,532 Expert 2GB
That's why we're here!

Linq ;0)>
Jul 31 '07 #5

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