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I have done this before, without using any coding (just the property sheet in
Access), but can't remember how to do it. Hope someone can help.
I have two forms linked. I have a main form, with a button on it to the
second form. I used the Wizard so that only the related records on the second
form show up. That works fine. Here's my problem: If I am creating a brand
new customer on my main form, and click on the button to enter related data
on the second form, the info does not show up. I have running off of a query
with the Key field joined, so that's where the problem is.... it doesn't
exist in the second form yet, so the record is not in the query. I know there
is another, easy way to do this.
?????
Thanks.
Access), but can't remember how to do it. Hope someone can help.
I have two forms linked. I have a main form, with a button on it to the
second form. I used the Wizard so that only the related records on the second
form show up. That works fine. Here's my problem: If I am creating a brand
new customer on my main form, and click on the button to enter related data
on the second form, the info does not show up. I have running off of a query
with the Key field joined, so that's where the problem is.... it doesn't
exist in the second form yet, so the record is not in the query. I know there
is another, easy way to do this.
?????
Thanks.