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Could anyone please help me. I have this subform use for entering materical
code, uom, price, etc. In the 'Before Update' event of the subform it checks if the user have entered a duplicate material code. If he/she did entered a duplicate material code it displays a message. What I would like to happen after he/she click the 'OK' button from the displayed message window it will auto-cancel the current entry and move to the record with the existing material code. For now what the user does he/she press the ESC key (several times) to cancel the new entry and search for existing material code. |
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This works for me:
210239 How to Use a Bound Control to Find a Record. Find it at Microsoft's Access Support. http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;210239 Andy "arm" wrote in message ... Could anyone please help me. I have this subform use for entering materical code, uom, price, etc. In the 'Before Update' event of the subform it checks if the user have entered a duplicate material code. If he/she did entered a duplicate material code it displays a message. What I would like to happen after he/she click the 'OK' button from the displayed message window it will auto-cancel the current entry and move to the record with the existing material code. For now what the user does he/she press the ESC key (several times) to cancel the new entry and search for existing material code. |
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