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June 28th, 2008, 12:42 AM
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Additions Denied
It is Friday, so I should probably just go home, but after getting my form
pretty well completed, I thought I would test adding a new record. Unfortunately, my form is denying me this ability. If I open the linked table directly, I can add a new record, but not from the form. Here are the data properties for the form: Record Source: simple select query Recordset Type: Dynaset Fetch Defaults: Yes Filter: blank Filter On Load: No Order By: blank Order By On Load: Yes Data Entry: No Allow Additions: Yes Allow Deletions: No Allow Edits: Yes Allow Filters: Yes Record Locks: No Locks Even if I change the Allow Edits property to Yes, the form still denies me the ability to add new records. Any insight is greatly appreciated. TIA, Chris 
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June 28th, 2008, 12:52 AM
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Additions Denied
Is your form bound to a table or query
"Christopher Robin" wrote: It is Friday, so I should probably just go home, but after getting my form pretty well completed, I thought I would test adding a new record. Unfortunately, my form is denying me this ability. If I open the linked table directly, I can add a new record, but not from the form. Here are the data properties for the form: Record Source: simple select query Recordset Type: Dynaset Fetch Defaults: Yes Filter: blank Filter On Load: No Order By: blank Order By On Load: Yes Data Entry: No Allow Additions: Yes Allow Deletions: No Allow Edits: Yes Allow Filters: Yes Record Locks: No Locks Even if I change the Allow Edits property to Yes, the form still denies me the ability to add new records. Any insight is greatly appreciated. TIA, Chris
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June 28th, 2008, 12:53 AM
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if its bound to a query, open the query up and view it in datasheet view.
See if it lets you add a record there. There is a chance you have some expressions or relationships that are denying the additions "Christopher Robin" wrote: It is Friday, so I should probably just go home, but after getting my form pretty well completed, I thought I would test adding a new record. Unfortunately, my form is denying me this ability. If I open the linked table directly, I can add a new record, but not from the form. Here are the data properties for the form: Record Source: simple select query Recordset Type: Dynaset Fetch Defaults: Yes Filter: blank Filter On Load: No Order By: blank Order By On Load: Yes Data Entry: No Allow Additions: Yes Allow Deletions: No Allow Edits: Yes Allow Filters: Yes Record Locks: No Locks Even if I change the Allow Edits property to Yes, the form still denies me the ability to add new records. Any insight is greatly appreciated. TIA, Chris
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June 28th, 2008, 03:51 AM
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It's bound to a table, but there is a query in the data source. I'll check
that out, and see if I can a new record. "Kay" wrote: if its bound to a query, open the query up and view it in datasheet view. See if it lets you add a record there. There is a chance you have some expressions or relationships that are denying the additions "Christopher Robin" wrote: It is Friday, so I should probably just go home, but after getting my form pretty well completed, I thought I would test adding a new record. Unfortunately, my form is denying me this ability. If I open the linked table directly, I can add a new record, but not from the form. Here are the data properties for the form: Record Source: simple select query Recordset Type: Dynaset Fetch Defaults: Yes Filter: blank Filter On Load: No Order By: blank Order By On Load: Yes Data Entry: No Allow Additions: Yes Allow Deletions: No Allow Edits: Yes Allow Filters: Yes Record Locks: No Locks Even if I change the Allow Edits property to Yes, the form still denies me the ability to add new records. Any insight is greatly appreciated. TIA, Chris
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June 28th, 2008, 04:48 AM
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Additions Denied
I discovered my problem. One column was missing from the Query that Access
generated for the form. After adding this column to the query, I'm now able to add new records. I must have made changes to the underlying table after I started working on the form. "Kay" wrote: if its bound to a query, open the query up and view it in datasheet view. See if it lets you add a record there. There is a chance you have some expressions or relationships that are denying the additions "Christopher Robin" wrote: It is Friday, so I should probably just go home, but after getting my form pretty well completed, I thought I would test adding a new record. Unfortunately, my form is denying me this ability. If I open the linked table directly, I can add a new record, but not from the form. Here are the data properties for the form: Record Source: simple select query Recordset Type: Dynaset Fetch Defaults: Yes Filter: blank Filter On Load: No Order By: blank Order By On Load: Yes Data Entry: No Allow Additions: Yes Allow Deletions: No Allow Edits: Yes Allow Filters: Yes Record Locks: No Locks Even if I change the Allow Edits property to Yes, the form still denies me the ability to add new records. Any insight is greatly appreciated. TIA, Chris
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