This may sound really picky but maybe set the set focus to the button which you will be picking to move the records with. It looks like when you select records to move from active to inactive, the focus goes to the button that moves records from the inactive to active list. Seems like it would be more intuitive to do the opposite.
Good point. Sometimes I get caught up in "teaching you how to do the thing" mode and I forget about the nuances. You're right. Putting the focus on the right control after the action is completed is important for a working database. I also realize that we're working with a temporary "teaching" database, so that doesn't go through my head. But thanks for bringing it up!
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