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The forms on my current database are linked directly to the tables of the
database, and I have been requested to insert a cancel button onto the form
to cancel changes. This seems to be pretty simple with a simple form, but a
majority of the forms I use have a subform with the continuous forms view.
From what I have learned from databases, once you move on to the next
record, the changes made to the previous record are automatically saved and
cannot be cancelled or undone. Is there a workaround that will allow the user
the option of cancelling all the changes made in the subform as well?
database, and I have been requested to insert a cancel button onto the form
to cancel changes. This seems to be pretty simple with a simple form, but a
majority of the forms I use have a subform with the continuous forms view.
From what I have learned from databases, once you move on to the next
record, the changes made to the previous record are automatically saved and
cannot be cancelled or undone. Is there a workaround that will allow the user
the option of cancelling all the changes made in the subform as well?