Normally, what I do in these situations is try to replicate keyboard entry. I have a feeling that you need to press the Tab key after populating the data field for it to 'commit' to the field. Try adding this code after the .Set or .Type line that you are using to type the data into the field. This will send a Tab keystroke just like you would navigate the field if you were doing this manually:

Set KeyPrs = WScript.CreateObject(''WScript.Shell'')
KeyPrs.SendKeys ''{TAB}''
Set KeyPrs = Nothing

Another thing you can also try if the Tab key doesn't work is to use the arrow keys. It depends on how you would normally navigate the fields manually.

For instance, just like the above, you can use the different arrow keys (LEFT,RIGHT,UP,DOWN) in place of a tab as such:

Set KeyPrs = WScript.CreateObject(''WScript.Shell'')
KeyPrs.SendKeys ''{DOWN}''
Set KeyPrs = Nothing

or

Set KeyPrs = WScript.CreateObject(''WScript.Shell'')
KeyPrs.SendKeys ''{RIGHT}''
Set KeyPrs = Nothing

You may need to do some trial and error to get it to work. There are many different key combinations you can try with SendKeys. For more information, check the following site:

http://ss64.com/vb/sendkeys.html

Thanks. The SendKeys TAB worked. I was using that key when I tested it manually.