I have a form with 3 subforms.
When I click onto one of the subforms it jumps up to top of screen instead
of remaining where it was...this gives users job of scrolling back up.
Irritating.
Dazzman,
Sounds like you have a Requery, or GoTo First programmed in the subform
OnEnter... or something similar.
Stephen Lebans has a SetGetSB routine that allows for a continuous
subform Requery, and returning the focus and subform to it's original
position after that Requery.
I've used it with success for some time now...
http://www.lebans.com/setgetsb.htm

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>I have a form with 3 subforms.
>
> When I click onto one of the subforms it jumps up to top of screen instead
> of remaining where it was...this gives users job of scrolling back up.
>
> Irritating.
Check to see which field gets focus first when you click on the form. Make
sure the first field is getting focus first (tabstop index)
hth

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Maurice Ausum
> I have a form with 3 subforms.
>
> When I click onto one of the subforms it jumps up to top of screen instead
> of remaining where it was...this gives users job of scrolling back up.
>
> Irritating.