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Loi
Hi,
I used your strategy (below) and made two (similar) forms.
Form #1 for view/edit veersion and inserted "AddNew"
button to open form # 2. Form #2 for DATAENTRY.
It looks nice and clear. Howerver, new record, that I
entered in Form #2 (DataEntry),is not updated. It means
that after I closed form #2, I don't see the new record on
Form #1 (View/edit).
Please show me what can I do so that the new record will
add on form #1's record list.
Thank you
Loi
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Reply from You:
One strategy would be to use 2 (similar) forms. One the
view/edit version -
with an "AddNew" button that will open form #2. The
second form will be set
to DataEntry and have a command button to close it. Since
form#1 is still
open ( as it is the only way to open form#2) form#1 will
now display. You
could even make form#2 a pop-up and modal form so that
users get to see it
on top of form#1 and must deal with it before returning to
form#1.
-Ed
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Loi wrote at the last post.
I used your strategy (below) and made two (similar) forms.
Form #1 for view/edit veersion and inserted "AddNew"
button to open form # 2. Form #2 for DATAENTRY.
It looks nice and clear. Howerver, new record, that I
entered in Form #2 (DataEntry),is not updated. It means
that after I closed form #2, I don't see the new record on
Form #1 (View/edit).
Please show me what can I do so that the new record will
add on form #1's record list.
Thank you
Loi
________________________________________-
Reply from You:
One strategy would be to use 2 (similar) forms. One the
view/edit version -
with an "AddNew" button that will open form #2. The
second form will be set
to DataEntry and have a command button to close it. Since
form#1 is still
open ( as it is the only way to open form#2) form#1 will
now display. You
could even make form#2 a pop-up and modal form so that
users get to see it
on top of form#1 and must deal with it before returning to
form#1.
-Ed
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Loi wrote at the last post.