Data Entry

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Hi, there,

In the Northwind example, the sample created a subform with a calculated
field(Sales $) on it. The data that copy to the Sales field in the main
field which linked up to another table

If the user, after input the data, edit the price. The Sales amount in the
subform is right; but not the one on the main form. What is the "On
condition I should use?

Thank you

BL
 
Hi, there,

In the Northwind example, the sample created a subform with a calculated
field(Sales $) on it. The data that copy to the Sales field in the main
field which linked up to another table

If the user, after input the data, edit the price. The Sales amount in the
subform is right; but not the one on the main form. What is the "On
condition I should use?
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None.

Don't store the calculated field; recalculate it.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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