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Luke
I have a little problem...
I am wanting to use access buttons to navigate through the records. this i
can do with ease but my problem comes when i am wanting to pick up some of
the data straight away and use it to lock down some fields. It all words in
Access 2003 but put it in Access 2007 and it breaks.
Basically i have the following code:
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext
Call PremShowHide(form_frmJob.CustID) <-- this is a proceedure i am
trying to call straight after jumping to the next record is pulling the
value for CustID from the record i have just navigated from,
not the one i have just gone to (if that makes sense)
Call JobLockdown(form_frmJob.Jobstatus)
Is there anyone who knows how i can get it to look at the information on the
record i have just moved to instead of the one i have just moved from??
I dont have this problem in Access 2003, just in Access 2007.
I have tried refreshing the form and using different prefixes to the fields
CustID and Jobstatus (i.e. Me.CustID) but it is still the same.
Thank for any help in advance,
Luke
I am wanting to use access buttons to navigate through the records. this i
can do with ease but my problem comes when i am wanting to pick up some of
the data straight away and use it to lock down some fields. It all words in
Access 2003 but put it in Access 2007 and it breaks.
Basically i have the following code:
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext
Call PremShowHide(form_frmJob.CustID) <-- this is a proceedure i am
trying to call straight after jumping to the next record is pulling the
value for CustID from the record i have just navigated from,
not the one i have just gone to (if that makes sense)
Call JobLockdown(form_frmJob.Jobstatus)
Is there anyone who knows how i can get it to look at the information on the
record i have just moved to instead of the one i have just moved from??
I dont have this problem in Access 2003, just in Access 2007.
I have tried refreshing the form and using different prefixes to the fields
CustID and Jobstatus (i.e. Me.CustID) but it is still the same.
Thank for any help in advance,
Luke