Using GoToControl in Access VBA for Form Navigation

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to use the GoToControl command to efficiently navigate across multiple forms and subforms. We'll explore the differences between GoToControl and SetFocus, learn how to chain commands for complex navigation scenarios, and address common challenges in cross-form interactions.

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Prerequisites

• SetFocus

Links

• Value From a Form

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Keywords

TechHelp Access, GoToControl, VBA navigation, Access forms, form navigation, subform handling, DoCmd methods, string-based commands, macro compatibility, error handling VBA, cross-form interaction, Access developer lessons