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Access 2003 VBA OnNavigation event?

In Access 2003 VBA forms, what event is fired when the user changes the record the form is looking at?

(ie: pressing the arrow buttons at the bottom left of the form)

Thanks!

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You would use Current.

Jeff O  2010-09-22 16:37:56
Perfect, thought it would be simple to do.
Riddari  2010-09-22 16:50:49
That's the record arrival event. There is no record departure event.
David-W-Fenton  2010-09-23 21:33:00

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