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Using the ENTER key to move between form fields?
I have a VBA program that calls a user form and when I press enter it
executes the "OK" button logic. However, when this form calls an optional second user form which is overlayed over the first, the enter key tabs between form fields. The form properties as best I can determine are identical. |
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Using the ENTER key to move between form fields?
Are you sure that the Default property of the OK button is set to
True on the second form? -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "drvmac" wrote in message ... I have a VBA program that calls a user form and when I press enter it executes the "OK" button logic. However, when this form calls an optional second user form which is overlayed over the first, the enter key tabs between form fields. The form properties as best I can determine are identical. |
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