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To display the current value of a field called "txtExample" in the title bar while you are typing in a text box bound to that field, create the following Change event procedure for the text box:
Sub txtExample_Change ()
Me.Caption = Me!txtExample.Text
End Sub
: You must use the
Text property to refer to the text in the field before it is committed. In the above example, if
is used instead of
the committed value, not the current value, is displayed in the title bar.