Message Box Problem

I need a message box to appear when the command button “AddIncident� is
pressed and one of the following:

Long Distance
Medical Transport
Traffic Accident
Trauma Transport

…is entered into the textbox “Type� and the textbox called “Disposition� is
left blank.

When Long Distance, Medical Transport, Traffic Accident, or Trauma Transport
is entered the user must also enter the Disposition.

I’m currently using a message box to inform the user when textbox “Type� is
left blank, but I need help to include the new message box into the code
without messing things up.

Thank you everyone for all your help in the past and your continued help!!


Below is the code I’m using:

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Private Sub AddIncident_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_AddIncident_Click
Me!chkOKToClose = True
Select Case Me.Disposition
Case "Convalescent Care Facility"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Facility Not-Listed"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "French"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Medical Building"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Paso Robles Airport"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Prof. Building"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Rendezvous with Helicopter"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Residence"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Sierra Vista"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "SLO Airport"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Twin Cities"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case Else

End Select

If IsNull([Type]) Then
Call MsgBox("To Add Incident you must first enter incident 'Type' then input
the required information.", vbExclamation, "Incident Log: ERROR")
Exit Sub
Else
Me.[PatientID] = Format([PatientID], "0000")

DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
End If

Exit_AddIncident_Click:
Exit Sub

Err_AddIncident_Click:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_AddIncident_Click
End Sub
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Alright, so create an on click event using code. Copy and paste this code in
to it

If IsNull(Me.Type) Then
MsgBox "You have not entered a type", vbcritical
Exit Sub
Else
Select Case Me.Type
Case "Long Distance", "Medical Transport", "Traffic Accident", "Trauma
Transport"
If IsNull(Me.Disposition) Then
MsgBox "You need to enter a disposition", vbCritical
Exit Sub
End If
End Select
End If



Try that


"pushrodengine via AccessMonster.com" wrote:

I need a message box to appear when the command button “AddIncident� is
pressed and one of the following:

Long Distance
Medical Transport
Traffic Accident
Trauma Transport

…is entered into the textbox “Type� and the textbox called “Disposition� is
left blank.

When Long Distance, Medical Transport, Traffic Accident, or Trauma Transport
is entered the user must also enter the Disposition.

I’m currently using a message box to inform the user when textbox “Type� is
left blank, but I need help to include the new message box into the code
without messing things up.

Thank you everyone for all your help in the past and your continued help!!


Below is the code I’m using:

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Private Sub AddIncident_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_AddIncident_Click
Me!chkOKToClose = True
Select Case Me.Disposition
Case "Convalescent Care Facility"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Facility Not-Listed"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "French"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Medical Building"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Paso Robles Airport"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Prof. Building"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Rendezvous with Helicopter"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Residence"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Sierra Vista"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "SLO Airport"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case "Twin Cities"
Me.PatientID = Me.LastPatientID
Case Else

End Select

If IsNull([Type]) Then
Call MsgBox("To Add Incident you must first enter incident 'Type' then input
the required information.", vbExclamation, "Incident Log: ERROR")
Exit Sub
Else
Me.[PatientID] = Format([PatientID], "0000")

DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
End If

Exit_AddIncident_Click:
Exit Sub

Err_AddIncident_Click:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_AddIncident_Click
End Sub
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