SetFocus Command in Access VBA for Form Navigation

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, you'll learn how to use the SetFocus command to enhance form control navigation with VBA programming. Discover how to guide users efficiently through forms, validate inputs like credit limits, and streamline your database interactions by skipping unnecessary fields based on previous entries.

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Prerequisites

• Intro to VBA

Links

• MsgBox
• If Then
• Null
• Tab Stop, Order, Cycle
• After Update

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Keywords

TechHelp Access, SetFocus command, form control navigation, Microsoft Access VBA, focus management, tab order management, AfterUpdate event, customer form fields, cursor placement, GoToControl command comparison, NumChildren field adjustment, user input validation, credit limit validation