Using the On Got Focus Event in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I'm going to teach you how to provide on-screen help users with the On Got Focus event in Microsoft Access. In my opinion it's a better solution than using Control Tip Text or Status Bar Text.

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Members will learn how to create a function so you don't need a separate event for each control. We also won't need an On Lost Focus event either.

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