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When I add the name of a new individual in a, bound form, it will not display
that person’s name in a label control of a second unbound form.
I have a scheduling program that I am working on. Included in the
application program is a data “GRIDâ€. Its purpose is to display the results
of a range of “from-to-dates†of registrations for different clients. The
difficulty that I am having is in displaying new registrant names in a
display label of a second form when it’s GRID is immediately accessed via a
command button. The display label works just fine for existing entries that
came with the data GRID module that I previously purchased. It’s just when I
try to add NEW entries that I the label control will not work/refresh.
However, other than the names of new entries not appearing in the label
control, the range of start to end-date for these entries, created in the
first form, does display in the GRID of the second form.
The following is a description of how everything is supposed to work:
I have three forms; two with tables and one (unbound) display form:
1. Form: frmGuest (label name: fsubGuest)
Table: tblGuest
Field: GuestID (label name: cboGuestID) which holds the registered name
This form is used to create individual records/accounts for future
registrations and list
past Registrations.
2. Form: frmStatus
Table: tblstatus
Form is used to create registration schedules for individuals pulled from
the above form, “frmGuest†and table, “tblGuestâ€. You normally would select
a name from a combo box on this, “frmStatusâ€, form along with selecting the
appropriate start and end-dates.
This form contains a command button for accessing the data Grid for viewing
results of the date range for an appointment just created. .
When you press a command button, you are immediately taken to the scheduling
data Grid (frmMain).
Whatever name you had selected before pressing the command button, above,
will now appear in the, label control, “lblCurrStat†on the, “frmMain form
below along with the corresponding date in the Grid.
3. Form: frmMain
Table: unbound
Form is used to display registrations, made from the form, “frmStatusâ€, in a
GRID.
The form, “frmMain†contains the label control, “lblCurrStat†that displays
the name of an individual selected in the, “frmStatus†form along with a
couple of other pieces of information.
Again, all the above will work, except ONLY WITH EXISTING registrations, but
not new ones. When you add the name of a new individual in the form (along
with a couple of pieces of information), “frmGuest†and table, “tblGuestâ€
described above, it will not display that person’s name in the label control,
“lblCurrStat†located on the, “frmMain†form. However, the date range for
the registration does show up in the data GRID of the same form.
Here is a portion of the Module, "basGrid" that I use to reference the label
control, "lblCurrStat" located on the, “frmMain†Grid form that is supposed
to be refreshed with the registrants name and other information:
With frmS
frmM!lblCurrStat.Caption = !cboGuestID.Column(1) & vbCrLf & _
!cboUnitID & vbCrLf & _
!cboStatusType.Column(1)
End With
ExitLine:
Exit Sub
End Sub
that person’s name in a label control of a second unbound form.
I have a scheduling program that I am working on. Included in the
application program is a data “GRIDâ€. Its purpose is to display the results
of a range of “from-to-dates†of registrations for different clients. The
difficulty that I am having is in displaying new registrant names in a
display label of a second form when it’s GRID is immediately accessed via a
command button. The display label works just fine for existing entries that
came with the data GRID module that I previously purchased. It’s just when I
try to add NEW entries that I the label control will not work/refresh.
However, other than the names of new entries not appearing in the label
control, the range of start to end-date for these entries, created in the
first form, does display in the GRID of the second form.
The following is a description of how everything is supposed to work:
I have three forms; two with tables and one (unbound) display form:
1. Form: frmGuest (label name: fsubGuest)
Table: tblGuest
Field: GuestID (label name: cboGuestID) which holds the registered name
This form is used to create individual records/accounts for future
registrations and list
past Registrations.
2. Form: frmStatus
Table: tblstatus
Form is used to create registration schedules for individuals pulled from
the above form, “frmGuest†and table, “tblGuestâ€. You normally would select
a name from a combo box on this, “frmStatusâ€, form along with selecting the
appropriate start and end-dates.
This form contains a command button for accessing the data Grid for viewing
results of the date range for an appointment just created. .
When you press a command button, you are immediately taken to the scheduling
data Grid (frmMain).
Whatever name you had selected before pressing the command button, above,
will now appear in the, label control, “lblCurrStat†on the, “frmMain form
below along with the corresponding date in the Grid.
3. Form: frmMain
Table: unbound
Form is used to display registrations, made from the form, “frmStatusâ€, in a
GRID.
The form, “frmMain†contains the label control, “lblCurrStat†that displays
the name of an individual selected in the, “frmStatus†form along with a
couple of other pieces of information.
Again, all the above will work, except ONLY WITH EXISTING registrations, but
not new ones. When you add the name of a new individual in the form (along
with a couple of pieces of information), “frmGuest†and table, “tblGuestâ€
described above, it will not display that person’s name in the label control,
“lblCurrStat†located on the, “frmMain†form. However, the date range for
the registration does show up in the data GRID of the same form.
Here is a portion of the Module, "basGrid" that I use to reference the label
control, "lblCurrStat" located on the, “frmMain†Grid form that is supposed
to be refreshed with the registrants name and other information:
With frmS
frmM!lblCurrStat.Caption = !cboGuestID.Column(1) & vbCrLf & _
!cboUnitID & vbCrLf & _
!cboStatusType.Column(1)
End With
ExitLine:
Exit Sub
End Sub