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I have a form with 1 subform. When I complete entering data on the form I goto the subform automatically. When I complete entering data on the subform I can click the navigation button for the next record and my subform and form are saved and I'm moved to the first record in the main form.
I would like to examine the code behind the navigation button that does this, so I can add a command button that does the same thing. Is there a way to examine this code? Please Help! |
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If you add a button to a form using the Command Button Wizard and select the "Record Navigation" option. From here you choices of "Find Next", "Find Record" and "Go to First, Last, Next & Previous." Once you make the selection and add the button you can go into Properties/Events and view the code under the "Event Procedure." This may help. There is also a "GoTo Record" command you could look up in help.
Thanks, ScottG |
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