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How to set FocusedRow to NOTHING? |
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Jebo 
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 Topic: How to set FocusedRow to NOTHING?Posted: 26 August 2007 at 10:44am |
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I need to set the ReportControl to non focused row.
SET repctrl.FocusedRow = NOTHING doesn't work!
Setting the Highlight-Color to Report-BackColor is also no solution, because there is also a rectangle arround a focused row!
Please what is the right way?
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nighthawk
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Posted: 26 August 2007 at 8:52pm |
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I brought this up a while ago but never got a response. My workaround is to set the highlight color to the report backcolor AND in the ReportControl_MouseDown() event, I manually call the .SetFocus function on another control on the form. Once the ReportControl loses focus, the focus rectangle will go away.
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Jebo
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Posted: 27 August 2007 at 4:20am |
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THX, i go this way...
Dim rec As ReportRecord
With ReportControl
Set rec = .Records.Add()
rec.AddItem "" .Populate .FocusedRow = .Rows.FindRow(rec) .Records.RemoveAt rec.Index .Populate
End With
...but both are only workarounds.
 Hope that Codejock will give us in one of the next releases the possibility to Set RepCntrl = Nothing.
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