D Douglas J. Steele May 8, 2008 #2 Assuming it's a bound form, the form's Dirty property gets set to True. Depending on what version of Access you're using, there's also an OnDirty event that fires.
Assuming it's a bound form, the form's Dirty property gets set to True. Depending on what version of Access you're using, there's also an OnDirty event that fires.
A Akilah May 9, 2008 #3 Thank you, that works perfectly. Douglas J. Steele said: Assuming it's a bound form, the form's Dirty property gets set to True. Depending on what version of Access you're using, there's also an OnDirty event that fires. Click to expand...
Thank you, that works perfectly. Douglas J. Steele said: Assuming it's a bound form, the form's Dirty property gets set to True. Depending on what version of Access you're using, there's also an OnDirty event that fires. Click to expand...
