I have a variable lookup list view that displays rows of data from a different 
table 

than what the form is based upon.   I.E.  Form based on table A, list view 
based on 

table B. 



I have a variable memo field below the list view that displays note field 
data.  EEP's 

are such that when a user clicks on a row in the list view, the data in the 
variable memo field 

displays data related to that row.   This all works fine and as desired 
except.... 



When the form is first called up, it shows 10 rows of data in the list view and 
the variable memo 

shows the data related to the first row in the list view.   When the form is 
first called up, focus is 

set to a variable edit field.   If the user clicks on the 5th row (or any row 
for that matter), the variable 

memo does not update until the user clicks twice on that row or clicks to 
another row and moves back. 


So to recap, the form is called up.  The variable memo field reads "TEST ROW 1" 
which is related 

to the first row in the list view.   The user clicks on the 5th row in the list 
view.  The variable memo 

does not update and still reads "TEST ROW 1".  The correct note will not 
display until the user either 

 clicks a second time on the 5th row or clicks on another row.  Then memo 
updates accordingly. 



I have On Entry and On Click EEPS in the List View to update the variable 
memo.  However, it appears 

that the assigned variable to the list view does not get processed with either 
On Entry or On Click until 

the second mouse click.  I tested by displaying the assigned variable on the 
form, and placed 

a RECALC VAR command both in the On Entry and On Click.  When you first click 
into the 

list view, the assigned variable value does not change.   On the second click, 
the variable then updates 

as expected. 



I need to find the variable value for the list view on the first click into the 
list view object...I.E. 

ON ENTRY.   Although the ON ENTRY eep does fire, it seems that the assigned 
variable 

for the list view is not obtained at that time. 



Any suggestions? 



Thanks, 

-Bob 


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