You can use Bookmark property.Open any VBA module and seek help on Bookmark. 
You can try the examples to see if you can acheive your goal.

HTH

Liveson

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: tombrown1965 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, 04 September, 2006 12:00 PM
  Subject: [ms_access] Me.Requry form


  I have a form I use foe editing data in my tables. On certain field 
  changes I secure those changes & flush out oldvalues by using Me.Requery

  This works fine, except that me.requery always seems to send me back to 
  the first record & I then have to navigate back to the record I was at 
  to continue editing.

  - Is there an alternative to Me.Requery (that will ensure oldvalue of 
  controls is flushed)?

  - Or how can I mark the rcord I am on now so I can renavigate to it 
  after the requery as follows (pseudoc codish):

  CurrentRecord = ThisOne
  Me.Requery
  GotoRecord (ThisOne)

  thanks



   

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