Adding another autopopulated field

G

Guest

HI,

In creating my form I wrote a VBA code that will have the fields on my form
autopopulate. However, I forgot to add a field and now when I add it nothing
happens when I click on the combo box. The vehicle unit no combo box will
autopopulate the fields for Make, Model,..etc. when I created this, I forgot
to add the GVW and now when I try to add it nothing happens when the Vehicle
Unit No combo box is selected. Please help. I know it is something simple but
I cannot figure it out.
 
B

Brian Bastl

Add the GVW to the combo's rowsource, and then refer to its column index to
populate the appropriate control.

Brian
 
B

Brian Bastl

Sorry but that's a lame response. Perhaps you'd like to share a bit more
info, like what the rowsource is for your combobox, or how you are intending
to populate the GVW control. How are you already populating the other
controls? Using a Dlookup()? Is GVW in a table separate from Vehicle Unit
Number?

I'd like to help, but you're not doing your part.

Brian
 
G

Guest

Thanks for you response. Sorry you thought my response was "lame" but I would
like to get help from someone who knows how to communicate well. Please don't
bother to answer any of my questions I may have.

Thanks (Not)
PS
 
J

John Vinson

Thanks for you response. Sorry you thought my response was "lame" but I would
like to get help from someone who knows how to communicate well. Please don't
bother to answer any of my questions I may have.

Thanks (Not)

PS, you said:

This still does not help, andy other suggestions?


That was indeed insufficient information. Neither Brian, nor I, nor
anyone on this newsgroup other than you can see your computer. None of
us know the information (the RowSource query of your combo box, its
Control Source, the actual text of your code) which would make it
possible to help you.

We're all volunteers here. Brian's one of the best. But we're not
telepathic, and we're certainly not obliged to put up with responses
like yours.

If you would like the fee you paid to use this newsgroup refunded,
here you go:




John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
G

Guest

You are correct and I certainly do not have to put up with someone calling my
response "lame" he could have easily said he need more information in order
to be of more help. I understand that you all are volunteers but it does not
give you the right to respond to people in such a manner. I thought you were
here to help not tear anyone down because they do not understand something.
 

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