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suggestion addressed your problem. Please provide more information so that
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effieient solution.
For move after Enter, we can perform this in filed or record. As to move
the cursor to the subform from the master form: if you want to control the
cursor: when navigating the record in form/subform, the following method
makes the cursor appear first in the first field of the subform.
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In main form's onCurrent event, add code: [subform_control].setfocus
In subform's onCurrent event, add code: [first_control].setfocus
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