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Form/Subform/ComboBox Requery
Access 2000 – Issue Database
I have the following: Tables: Issue – stores issue information. Primary Key is IssueID. Provider – stores provider information. Primary Key is ProviderID. Relates to ProvIssDetail table (one-to-many) ProvIssDetail – fields are ProvDetailID (Primary Key), ProviderID, and IssueID. IssueID field relates to Issue table Primary Key (one-to-many). Forms: Form - Enter Issue - user enters new issue information Sub form - Provider – user enters providers associated with the issue. Can be up to two providers. The record source is a query of Provider and ProvIssDetail tables. The Link Child and Master fields are IssueID. Continuous form. Form – Add Provider – user enters provider if not found in list on combo box in Provider sub form. What I would like to happen: When entering the issue, the user will select a provider from a combo box on the subform. If the provider is not on the list, the user double clicks the Provider Name field and the Add Provider form will pop up. The user enters the provider information, closes the form and the selects the name from the Provider combo on the subform. The user will then select another provider if applicable. The max that can be entered on the subform should be two providers. The user then tabs on through the main form to finish entering the issue information. I have limited knowledge of vba. Can this be accomplished using macros or is vba best? |
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"Karen" wrote When entering the issue, the user will select a provider from a combo box on the subform. If the provider is not on the list, the user double clicks the Provider Name field and the Add Pro- vider form will pop up. The user enters the provider information, closes the form and the selects the name from the Provider combo on the subform. The user will then select another provider if applicable. The max that can be entered on the subform should be two providers. The user then tabs on through the main form to finish entering the issue information. I have limited knowledge of vba. Can this be accomplished using macros or is vba best? You will need to do this with VBA. But, you can use the NotInList event of the Combo Box to ask if the user wishes to add the new Provider. I believe there is an example you might adapt in the Developer Solutions database which you can download from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dbdownload.asp Larry Linson Microsoft Access MVP |
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I have created all the forms. I just can't get the Provider field on the
subform to requery once I add the new provider. I looked in the developer sample database and did not see the "On Close" code mentioned in the topic "Add a New Record to List". I know that the list needs to requery, but I am not sure how to do it. "Larry Linson" wrote: "Karen" wrote When entering the issue, the user will select a provider from a combo box on the subform. If the provider is not on the list, the user double clicks the Provider Name field and the Add Pro- vider form will pop up. The user enters the provider information, closes the form and the selects the name from the Provider combo on the subform. The user will then select another provider if applicable. The max that can be entered on the subform should be two providers. The user then tabs on through the main form to finish entering the issue information. I have limited knowledge of vba. Can this be accomplished using macros or is vba best? You will need to do this with VBA. But, you can use the NotInList event of the Combo Box to ask if the user wishes to add the new Provider. I believe there is an example you might adapt in the Developer Solutions database which you can download from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dbdownload.asp Larry Linson Microsoft Access MVP |
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