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![]() Hi All... The _Exit event for a textbox say, is called when leaving the textbox (anything to cause a loss of focus, it seems). I am used to being able to call events from code directly (ex: _change events). This is proving harder for the _Exit event, as it requires a special cancel argument. Using 0 or 1 or False or True does not work, as it is not a normal boolean. Could someone demonstrate for me how to call the _Exit event of a textbox? Thank you! SMS |
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