Your sugggestion works great in a stand-alone sub. I also put it in a button, and it worked there too. I found
on the internet [Field].SelStart=[Field].SelLength and that works in a button and stand-alone code too. But, putting those commands
into the body of a subroutine does not work either the way you suggested or what is above.

I am not sure if it is because it is on the after update that it does this, so let me explain program flow.
This notes field, has a 60 char limit. It is arbitrary, not on the field. I did this by counting char OnChange. Once the char count reaches 60,
it looks for the next time the user hits the spacebar (I did this because I will chop off the last word and start it on a new note.) This way, end users
do not have to worry about counting the length to say what they want. So it loops through the string from right, finds the first space and chops that
portion off. It then puts the chopped portion in the notes field. and cursor is there, ready for more typing,

So trying to find where the cursor went/when, I tried stepping through the code which was basically useless, because the cursor did not
show up when stepping through the code. I put time delay using DoWhile loop, and found that when the code (after Update) is at the end sub,
the cursor automatically goes to position 1. I did try to exit sub after the cursor is placed, and it makes no difference. Any thoughts?

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Reply from Richard Rost:

I can't think of anything off the top of my head. I'd have to see your database and play with it to tell you for sure. I try to AVOID playing with keyboard input like this because it is quite troublesome. What is the end-result you're trying to accomplish?