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TabIndex Woes

Hi
I have a form with about 80 controls on it that the user uses to enter test
data. The last control is a "Save Data command button" which saves all the
data out to a delimited text file and resets all the fields. The user moves
from data entry point to the next by the TAB key. The first time around the
page, the Tab indexes work perfectly and every field is visited in turn.
The second time around, a framed option set is skipped and I cannot work out
why. I have checked, rechecked and reindexed every control on the form to
ensure that this option set is in the sequence in the correct place. The
odd thing is that it only happens the second and subsequent times around the
page, yet option sets in the sequence are visited correctly. Any
suggestions on what I might look at to resolve this? TIA. Terry.
Jul 17 '05 #1
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Terry wrote:
Hi
I have a form with about 80 controls on it that the user uses to enter test
data. The last control is a "Save Data command button" which saves all the
data out to a delimited text file and resets all the fields. The user moves
from data entry point to the next by the TAB key. The first time around the
page, the Tab indexes work perfectly and every field is visited in turn.
The second time around, a framed option set is skipped and I cannot work out
why. I have checked, rechecked and reindexed every control on the form to
ensure that this option set is in the sequence in the correct place. The
odd thing is that it only happens the second and subsequent times around the
page, yet option sets in the sequence are visited correctly. Any
suggestions on what I might look at to resolve this? TIA. Terry.

Does it have a TabStop property that can be set to True?

Best regards
Jul 17 '05 #2

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