Double Clicking Event

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Hello,
I am building a continous form and i would like to have an area that the
user can "double click" and have the event bring up a data entry form

To give a little background i am creating a change order database where i
have a form that enables the user to create and print a change order. I am
also creating a continous form that shows all of the change orders for a
certain project. Is there a way to create a "double click" event where i can
click on the "description" and have the actual working or live data entry
form pop-up showing the current item. This would work and act like a
hyperlink.

Any suggestions on how to do this or where to look would be greatly
appreciated...

Scott
 
Most controls have a double-click event that you can add code to. Do you
know how to write code?
 
Duane, no writing the code is the problem... i know where and how to place it
but haven't a clue as what to write...
thanks,
 
You can set the double click code of a control in the detail section to
something like:

DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRecord", , , "[IDField]=" & Me.IDField
 

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