Well,
After some going through the comments here, I will agree that my design is flawed.
I understand the importance of a customer table.
I am not clear on a different path of logic for the sale though. I display a form/subform. The user selects the criteria in the main form. The subform displays the results. If there are 2 records in the subform, either or both have the possibility of being sold. The reason for the checkbox...
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Thank you for the comments and solution.
The reason behind the checkbox is as follows.
A person opens the form and selects criteria. When the recordset is displayed, it is possible that the item(s) in the result could be sold. To sell the item, the checkbox is clicked. At this point it prompts for Customer information via inputbox. It then takes the collected data, including the data from the record on the form that was clicked...Leave a comment:
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Thank you for your response
I did try the requery, but I get an access box saying I must save the field before performing the requery action.
Any ideas about that?
Thank you
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#Deleted on Form
Hello
I have a form where i have a checkbox. When the checkbox is clicked, it checks to see if the value is true (checked). If it is, it takes the current record in the form, prompts for some information (input boxes) and writes the values to a table via sql insert. Then deletes the record from the form.
The form data displayed is based on values selected from 2 combo boxes. The records set could have more than 1 record.... -
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Works great. I had forgotten about the movelast
Again, thank you
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Wrong record count
Hello
In my form load event, I have the value of a text box that displays the count of the records in the form. The number always displays 40, where a physical count of the records is 73.
Code:Me.Text7.Value = [Forms]![frm_All_Mattresses_Main].[frm_All_Matt_frm_subform].Form.Recordset.RecordCount
Thank you
Terry
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