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The form(employee) that am working on is based on a table(tblemployee) that
has employee information, it also has a subform.. The form also has a
combobox that an employee can select there names and enter productivity. The
following filter is on the main form [EmplID] =
[Forms]![tblemployee]![cmbSrchEmpl] and I put the same code on the open form
as an event procedure. This way when the form is opened, its blank and you
cannot see anything apart from the unbound comboboxso when one selects
his/her name, then you are able to view the subform!
so anyway how will I use the =current user() when my form is based on a
table and not a query?
Thanks for you help!
has employee information, it also has a subform.. The form also has a
combobox that an employee can select there names and enter productivity. The
following filter is on the main form [EmplID] =
[Forms]![tblemployee]![cmbSrchEmpl] and I put the same code on the open form
as an event procedure. This way when the form is opened, its blank and you
cannot see anything apart from the unbound comboboxso when one selects
his/her name, then you are able to view the subform!
so anyway how will I use the =current user() when my form is based on a
table and not a query?
Thanks for you help!