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Listview layout display weirdness


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I have one file with two tables -- each with a listview layout of records including a header and body. Both have the same types and number of fields. Both sets of fields come from the current table.

When navigating to the listview in table A, (200 records) the body displays/refreshes quickly (less than a second) and smoothly downward from row 1 to bottom of screen.

When navigating to the listview in table B, (29 records) the body displays/refreshes slowly (about 3 seconds) and downward in a row-by-row cascading fashion from row 1 to bottom of screen.

I’ve checked for overlaping parts and the front-to-back field layers in table B, but it still cascades slowly downward rather than opening quickly and smoothly. There must be something causing this and it’s driving me crazy. Any help will be much appreciated. TIA lpm

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Additional Note: I noticed that when I remove the checkboxes (value list with number "1") the layout displays/refreshes quickly, normally. I need checkboxes on the list, so what can I do?

FMA9

WinXP

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The checkboxes don't slow down table A? Are you sure the table B checkbox comes from the current table occurrence? Is there conditional formatting applied to it? Have you tried changing the font?

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Sorry, now I realize that table A does not have checkboxes, so I'm focusing on table B only. Again when I remove the checkboxes, the layout fills quickly/smoothly.

Double checked, and the table B checkboxes do come from the current table. No conditional formatting is used. I've tried four different fonts and the font sizes, still no releif from this maddening puzzle. I've exhausted my resources and am open to ANY suggestions. Thank you. lpm

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