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Acess 2003 - use Forms to create Purchase Order
I need access automatically create new rows. For Ex
Qty Product Price Total (when total entered,new row created for next entry) Qty Product Price Total |
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 14:22:03 -0700, "Want2Learn"
wrote: I need access automatically create new rows. For Ex Qty Product Price Total (when total entered,new row created for next entry) Qty Product Price Total Don't forget, the Form is distinctly secondary: it doesn't contain any data. If you have a Table with these fields, you can create a Continuous Form based on the table; when you tab out of the last field it will create a new record and tab into the first field. Do note that you should probably NOT have a Total field in your table, if it can be calculated by just multiplying Qty times Price. Instead, base your Form on a Query with Total as a calculated field. John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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