Many thanks Charles and Joe. It now works when I Return true.
Thanks also for the Return key tip and I am thinking about the last
cell scenario. Maybe I should use LastIndex property.
Barrie
On Apr 17, 2006, at 1:09 PM, Charles Yeomans wrote:
On Apr 17, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Barrie Jones wrote:
How can I use the return key to move to the next cell of a listBox
and enter text without clicking on the cell?
Here is what I have done so far:
I can enter text in a cell after a mouse click. (with <me.EditCell
row,column> in the cellClick event.
I tried the following in the CellKeyDown event:
IF keyboard.asyncKeyDown(kReturnKey) then
me.EditCell row+1,column
end if
This highlights the next row but it does not make the cell active
as it does when I click on a cell.
Thanks
Barrie
First, you don't need to poll the keyboard. CellKeyDown passes the
key pressed, so you can do something like
If key = kReturnKey then
EditCell should set the focus. The problem may be that you are not
returning true to signify that you've handled the key down event,
and so the listbox may be doing something else. Also, what happens if
me.EditCell row+1,column
is called on the las row of the listbox?
Charles Yeomans
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