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hi there ,
On a userform , I have several textboxes and a listbox in a frame. The listbox is the last object in the tabstop order in that frame. On top of the form there is a commandbutton . Each time when I push the ENTER key in the frame the tabstop moves to the next object until it reaches the listbox. To move to the next object ( the commandbutton ) from the listbox , I put some code behind the listbox.Keydown event i found on the net. Private Sub LstType_KeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As MSForms.ReturnInteger, ByVal Shift As Integer) If KeyCode = 13 Then Me.Commandbutton1.SetFocus End If End Sub This works fine to move to the commandbutton , but when it gets the focus it runs the On_click code. I just want to get the focus on the commandbutton , not to execute the code behind the button. Is there a solution for this. Kind regards for helping me . Mario |
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Can't you set the frame tabindex to 1 lower than the commandbutton, then it
should tab normally? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "MarMo" wrote in message ... hi there , On a userform , I have several textboxes and a listbox in a frame. The listbox is the last object in the tabstop order in that frame. On top of the form there is a commandbutton . Each time when I push the ENTER key in the frame the tabstop moves to the next object until it reaches the listbox. To move to the next object ( the commandbutton ) from the listbox , I put some code behind the listbox.Keydown event i found on the net. Private Sub LstType_KeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As MSForms.ReturnInteger, ByVal Shift As Integer) If KeyCode = 13 Then Me.Commandbutton1.SetFocus End If End Sub This works fine to move to the commandbutton , but when it gets the focus it runs the On_click code. I just want to get the focus on the commandbutton , not to execute the code behind the button. Is there a solution for this. Kind regards for helping me . Mario |
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Hi Mario,
Try Keyup instead of Keydown Regards, Peter T "MarMo" wrote in message ... hi there , On a userform , I have several textboxes and a listbox in a frame. The listbox is the last object in the tabstop order in that frame. On top of the form there is a commandbutton . Each time when I push the ENTER key in the frame the tabstop moves to the next object until it reaches the listbox. To move to the next object ( the commandbutton ) from the listbox , I put some code behind the listbox.Keydown event i found on the net. Private Sub LstType_KeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As MSForms.ReturnInteger, ByVal Shift As Integer) If KeyCode = 13 Then Me.Commandbutton1.SetFocus End If End Sub This works fine to move to the commandbutton , but when it gets the focus it runs the On_click code. I just want to get the focus on the commandbutton , not to execute the code behind the button. Is there a solution for this. Kind regards for helping me . Mario |
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Peter , Bob
First , I tried the taborder changes Bob suggested , but witout success. Again the code was run when pressing ENTER on the listbox. I tried the KeyUp , but it did the same as Keydown = Set focus to the button and executes the code behind it. Now I tried the KeyPress event , and this seems to work correctley for me. It set's the focus on the button , and does not run the code. Thanks you again for your replies. Write to you again for a next question. Greetz Mario "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message ... Hi Mario, Try Keyup instead of Keydown Regards, Peter T "MarMo" wrote in message ... hi there , On a userform , I have several textboxes and a listbox in a frame. The listbox is the last object in the tabstop order in that frame. On top of the form there is a commandbutton . Each time when I push the ENTER key in the frame the tabstop moves to the next object until it reaches the listbox. To move to the next object ( the commandbutton ) from the listbox , I put some code behind the listbox.Keydown event i found on the net. Private Sub LstType_KeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As MSForms.ReturnInteger, ByVal Shift As Integer) If KeyCode = 13 Then Me.Commandbutton1.SetFocus End If End Sub This works fine to move to the commandbutton , but when it gets the focus it runs the On_click code. I just want to get the focus on the commandbutton , not to execute the code behind the button. Is there a solution for this. Kind regards for helping me . Mario |
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