I have a form that is used to enter data, and in one form there is a text field that is used to enter notes. However, if the user presses <ENTER> , I need the cursor to remain in this text box and start a new line, but currently it is moving on to the next control (text box).
<ENTER>
Is there a simple property setting that would do the trick? Or a VBA method that will do this?
In Ac2003, there is the Enter Key Behavior property, which is set to New Line in Field.
I suspect Scott's answer is what you are looking for. This property is also available in Access 2007.
Another option would be for users to enter CTRL + Enter to insert a string into a text control. However, your users may not go for it.
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