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Background:
I have a form that is used by myself and my two partners who are a bit less
computer savvy. The form has two subforms. One is a continuous form that
lists all the data for the main form. The second subform is the same as the
continuous form but is limited to only showing a blank record in preparation
of entering new data. This is how I managed to allow new data entry at the
top a long list of data.
The entry subform has 3 data entry and three 'lookup' fields. Now, when I
enter data, if I TAB through, it will automatically enter the new data.
Question: I'd like a way to have a button that will add the data to the
table for the other users, one of whom has said 'I don't like the tab
button.' Also, if I could capture the 'ENTER' key (chr(13)) I could enter
data that way.
Thanks.
I have a form that is used by myself and my two partners who are a bit less
computer savvy. The form has two subforms. One is a continuous form that
lists all the data for the main form. The second subform is the same as the
continuous form but is limited to only showing a blank record in preparation
of entering new data. This is how I managed to allow new data entry at the
top a long list of data.
The entry subform has 3 data entry and three 'lookup' fields. Now, when I
enter data, if I TAB through, it will automatically enter the new data.
Question: I'd like a way to have a button that will add the data to the
table for the other users, one of whom has said 'I don't like the tab
button.' Also, if I could capture the 'ENTER' key (chr(13)) I could enter
data that way.
Thanks.