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I have a created a form that will be used to update existing records as well
as create new records using all the fields from an existing record except for
one field. I created an 'Add' command button that opens another form that I
want to populate with most of the data from the fields (or text boxes) of the
first form, then supply the data for the different field from a drop down
list, then save the form.
This works for the first record on the first form. But if I navigate to a
different record on the first form, the data from the first record on the
first form is carried to the second form instead of the data from the just
"navigated to" record. I am currently populating the fields on the second
form in the Load event of the second form by moving what I think is the
database field to a variable, then into the second forms text box.
How can this data be "passed"? What record can I expect to be current on the
second form after navigating forward on the first form?
Bev
as create new records using all the fields from an existing record except for
one field. I created an 'Add' command button that opens another form that I
want to populate with most of the data from the fields (or text boxes) of the
first form, then supply the data for the different field from a drop down
list, then save the form.
This works for the first record on the first form. But if I navigate to a
different record on the first form, the data from the first record on the
first form is carried to the second form instead of the data from the just
"navigated to" record. I am currently populating the fields on the second
form in the Load event of the second form by moving what I think is the
database field to a variable, then into the second forms text box.
How can this data be "passed"? What record can I expect to be current on the
second form after navigating forward on the first form?
Bev