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February 4th, 2009, 10:38 AM
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Hi
I'm sure there is a simple answer to my query (at least I hope so!) but I have searched with no joy so far. I would appreciate any help. I have a form on which I enter Dept details and a separate, but linked form on which I put box contents (for each Dept) one Dept many boxes. I would like to open the box contents form using a button on the Dept form and add records. -- Suzie 
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February 4th, 2009, 02:54 PM
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Use a command button and the command button wizard will do that for you
automatically. Have it make you an open form button. "Suzie" wrote: Hi I'm sure there is a simple answer to my query (at least I hope so!) but I have searched with no joy so far. I would appreciate any help. I have a form on which I enter Dept details and a separate, but linked form on which I put box contents (for each Dept) one Dept many boxes. I would like to open the box contents form using a button on the Dept form and add records. -- Suzie
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February 4th, 2009, 03:57 PM
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Thank you Golfinray - I know it would be simple when you know how!
I'm sure I will be calling for help again, this is a site full of useful information and helpful people. -- Suzie "Golfinray" wrote: Use a command button and the command button wizard will do that for you automatically. Have it make you an open form button. "Suzie" wrote: Hi I'm sure there is a simple answer to my query (at least I hope so!) but I have searched with no joy so far. I would appreciate any help. I have a form on which I enter Dept details and a separate, but linked form on which I put box contents (for each Dept) one Dept many boxes. I would like to open the box contents form using a button on the Dept form and add records. -- Suzie
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February 5th, 2009, 09:58 AM
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Use your toolbox
Make sure the wizard icon is pressed Select the command button tool Follow the steps for creating the button. For FREE Access ebook and videos click here http://access-databases.com/ebook On 4 Feb, 10:38, Suzie wrote: Hi I'm sure there is a simple answer to my query (at least I hope so!) but I have searched with no joy so far. I would appreciate any help. I have a form on which I enter Dept details and a separate, but linked form on which I put box contents (for each Dept) one Dept many boxes. I would like to open the box contents form using a button on the Dept form and add records. -- Suzie
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February 5th, 2009, 02:58 PM
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Thank you both - it has worked a treat!
-- Suzie "troy23" wrote: Use your toolbox Make sure the wizard icon is pressed Select the command button tool Follow the steps for creating the button. For FREE Access ebook and videos click here http://access-databases.com/ebook On 4 Feb, 10:38, Suzie wrote: Hi I'm sure there is a simple answer to my query (at least I hope so!) but I have searched with no joy so far. I would appreciate any help. I have a form on which I enter Dept details and a separate, but linked form on which I put box contents (for each Dept) one Dept many boxes. I would like to open the box contents form using a button on the Dept form and add records. -- Suzie
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