"Empty" textboxes

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Hi!

When I open a F_Main some textboxes show us the 1st field data.
Is possible omit it and show all textboxes "empty", please

Thanks in advance.
an
 
If I'm understanding correctly, you wish to have a form open in Data Entry
mode. If that's what you are after, open the form in design view, click on
Properties, and set the DataEntry property to Yes.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 
JB,

An effect the form is Data Entry.

Thank you for your suggestion but like this a textbox txtCount with a
formulae =Max([NObserv]) in Control Source, dont´t show the value after write
value in textbox NOBserv.

an
 
I'm not quite following what you are trying to accomplish.

If you have a textbox that displays a value from a table, I don't believe
you can use a formula. If you use a formula as a Control Source, I don't
believe you can write a value to the control (... but I may be
mis-remembering!).

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP

an said:
JB,

An effect the form is Data Entry.

Thank you for your suggestion but like this a textbox txtCount with a
formulae =Max([NObserv]) in Control Source, dont´t show the value after
write
value in textbox NOBserv.

an

Jeff Boyce said:
If I'm understanding correctly, you wish to have a form open in Data
Entry
mode. If that's what you are after, open the form in design view, click
on
Properties, and set the DataEntry property to Yes.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
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Sorry.

I have one textbox txtNObserv where I write (to table) the observation
number and another texbox txtCount with =Max([NObserv]) formulae to count "n"
observations, Ok?

Only one otherwise: I would like show us the last observation number as
information of the last observation to write next and like this...

Many thanks.
an

Jeff Boyce said:
I'm not quite following what you are trying to accomplish.

If you have a textbox that displays a value from a table, I don't believe
you can use a formula. If you use a formula as a Control Source, I don't
believe you can write a value to the control (... but I may be
mis-remembering!).

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP

an said:
JB,

An effect the form is Data Entry.

Thank you for your suggestion but like this a textbox txtCount with a
formulae =Max([NObserv]) in Control Source, dont´t show the value after
write
value in textbox NOBserv.

an

Jeff Boyce said:
If I'm understanding correctly, you wish to have a form open in Data
Entry
mode. If that's what you are after, open the form in design view, click
on
Properties, and set the DataEntry property to Yes.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP

Hi!

When I open a F_Main some textboxes show us the 1st field data.
Is possible omit it and show all textboxes "empty", please

Thanks in advance.
an
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