I haven't time to set up the code you sent, but if I understand what you
are trying to show, add one line of code to the start of the click method
of the toolbar button, before your messagebox:
_Screen.ActiveForm.ActiveControl.SetFocus()
That doesn't work. The control gets focus, then the messagebox runs, and
the form shuts down.
Even if there was some way to make this work, it's a bad idea to tie
validation code to the controls that display the data. If you need to
handle the same data elsewhere, now you have to duplicate your validation code.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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