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Guest
Hi,
I have a access 2000 form which is linked to a table.
This form has calculated text fields. So far, when a user hits the save
button on the form it saves all the control source textboxes for the current
record.
I created a query that has a forms![formname]![txt1] parameter.
It updates a field for the record by performing a calculation on 2 other
fields.
I put docmd.openquery under the save button along with the autogenerated
save code to save all the other normal fields.
When I press the save button, I get the standard messages: "you are about to
update records in the table.." and another standard "you have updated 1
record..."
I know that you can go into access and set the options for these warning
messages to not appear but how can I do it so only does not show for this
particular instance.
Do I need to re-design completely how to do this?
Thanks
Chris
I have a access 2000 form which is linked to a table.
This form has calculated text fields. So far, when a user hits the save
button on the form it saves all the control source textboxes for the current
record.
I created a query that has a forms![formname]![txt1] parameter.
It updates a field for the record by performing a calculation on 2 other
fields.
I put docmd.openquery under the save button along with the autogenerated
save code to save all the other normal fields.
When I press the save button, I get the standard messages: "you are about to
update records in the table.." and another standard "you have updated 1
record..."
I know that you can go into access and set the options for these warning
messages to not appear but how can I do it so only does not show for this
particular instance.
Do I need to re-design completely how to do this?
Thanks
Chris