Is the redo feature (opposite of undo) available in access?

[Guest]

Is the redo feature (opposite of undo) available in access? Similar to the
redo feature in word.

 

[Graham R Seach]

From memory, it should be Ctrl + Y.

Regards,
Graham R Seach
Microsoft Access MVP
Sydney, Australia
(Currently in Japan)

 

[Graham R Seach]

I should have checked before responding. I checked Ctrl + Y, but it doesn't
seem to work, so sorry, it doesn't seem as though you can in forms.

Regards,
Graham R Seach
Microsoft Access MVP
Sydney, Australia
(Currently in Japan)

 

[Brendan Reynolds]

In Access 2003 (I haven't tested in earlier versions) you can redo certain
design changes in form and report design view (e.g., changing the text of a
command button or label caption, or copying and pasting a control). Some
changes to properties in the Property window can also be undone and redone.
But as far as I can tell redo is not available when browsing/editing in form
view.

 

[Chriske911]

Is the redo feature (opposite of undo) available in access? Similar to the

redo feature in word.

if you mean there is an undo for deletion of a record?

then NO,

but YES if you code such a behaviour using VBA

if you mean restoring the previous values of an edited record?

then NO if the record has been updated
this update takes place when you change to the next or previous record
view in your form,

but YES if you are editing a record and want to undo all changes while
you are still within the same record
it can be done by pressing ESC

grtz