Using the On Got Focus Event in Microsoft Access to Provide On-Screen Help to Users

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I'm going to teach you how to provide on-screen help users with the On Got Focus event in Microsoft Access. In my opinion it's a better solution than using Control Tip Text or Status Bar Text.
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[@ehsanulsnrb]

Very very helpful.

[@599CD]

Glad you think so!

[@RichardNickyBrian]

I love🎉this one.... Indeed very helpful.... Bless you... Live long and prosper..

[@599CD]

Thanks

[@jsbmagazine]

Had a great time, learning from you. Was able to make 2 interactive Data entry forms, which I thought impossible, for my office before retirement. A big THANK YOU.🎉👍🙏. I wonder, if I can help someone with what I've learned.

[@599CD]

Glad it helped!

[@kaleem610]

Sir With due respect, if we set the properties of HelpText "Enabled as No" and "Locked as Yes", then it will not be focused on user's clicking and we'll not need to build an event on HelpText GotFocus.

[@599CD]

Right on