Sounds like you have a control that has a Name that is different from the
name of the date field.
In the AfterUpdate code, use the name of the control, not its field name.

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> I'm using an After Update event on a form to update one field with the
> current date when a checkbox is checked, but the date doesn't display
> until I
> scroll down the form. Is there some way to get the date to display right
> after the box is checked (or at least once the next record is selected)?
TomK - 31 Oct 2007 14:57 GMT
Thanks, Allen! That's what it was all right.
I appreciate it!
Tom
>Sounds like you have a control that has a Name that is different from the
>name of the date field.
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>> scroll down the form. Is there some way to get the date to display right
>> after the box is checked (or at least once the next record is selected)?

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Thanks,
Tom