Re: Combo box auto populate problem with CAPS
- From: slickdock <slickdock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 10:23:01 -0700
Version is Access 2002 sp3. No events at all associated with any of the combo
boxes. They all behave this way. In every one of my databases. It's like the
second you type a character that it can't find, it displays the wrong
character in upper case, inserted into the middle of the string of the found
text.
"Dirk Goldgar" wrote:
"slickdock" <slickdock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message.
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Sorry, Yes, I mean autoexpand, not auto populate.
The choices in the combo box may be any combination: Upper case, lower
case,
or a mix.
What I mean by unpredictable is hard to put into words, but I'll show
examples:
Lets say Beard is in the list. But Beeman is not in the list.
If I type in all caps "BEA", the field auto expands to "Beard" properly.
If I type in all lower case "bee", I see "bee", as you would expect to see
when you don't have a match. Then I can easily backspace the second "e"
to
find a correct match.
If I type in all caps "BEE", I see "BeEard". My cursor is then resting
after
the capital E, then I have to delete forward and backward to erase
everything
in the box before I can start finding a valid entry.
So the problem seems to be limited to the not in list behavior.
Interesting. I can't reproduce this on a very simple test form, using
Access 2003. What version of Access are you using? Is there any code (or
macros) associated with the combo box's events?
--
Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP
www.datagnostics.com
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