Event trigger at loading each record

[xcheshirecat]

Hi,
I need to execute some code to calculate what the numeric value is in fraction. I don't want to stock it in the database.
When I use the "current" event, it changes the values in the unbound fields for each record. When I click the next one, it changes all of them for the calculation of the new record

So, I need to know how to change unbound fields values only for each record. And I need to do it at loading

Thanks

[Missinglinq]

Instead of the OnCurrent event you need to use the Control Source of the Unbound Textbox. In the Control Source you'd use something along this line:

= [FieldA] + [FieldB]

using your own calculating expression. Then each Unbound Textbox would hold the calculation appropriate for the given Record.

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[orange]

What code do you have to execute? Can you show us the code?

[xcheshirecat]

Instead of the OnCurrent event you need to use the Control Source of the Unbound Textbox. In the Control Source you'd use something along this line:

= [FieldA] + [FieldB]

using your own calculating expression. Then each Unbound Textbox would hold the calculation appropriate for the given Record.

Linq ;0)>

thanks for the answer, but the calculation is REALLY more complicated than that.

What I want to store is the numeric value, but I need to show is the fraction. One box for the whole number, one box for the numerator, and one box for the denominator


That is calculated by this function (custom data type)

Function GetFraction(ByVal Num As Double) As NombreEnFraction
   If Num = 0# Then
   GetFraction.entier = 0
   GetFraction.numerateur = 0
   GetFraction.denominateur = 0
    Else
        Dim WholeNumber As Integer
        Dim DecimalNumber As Double
        Dim Numerator As Double
        Dim Denomenator As Double
        Dim a, b, t As Double


        WholeNumber = Fix(Num)
        DecimalNumber = Num - Fix(Num)
        Numerator = DecimalNumber * 10 ^ (Len(CStr(DecimalNumber)) - 2)
        Denomenator = 10 ^ (Len(CStr(DecimalNumber)) - 2)
        If Numerator = 0 Then
        GetFraction.entier = WholeNumber
        GetFraction.numerateur = 0
        GetFraction.denominateur = 0
        Else
            a = Numerator
            b = Denomenator
            t = 0


            While b <> 0
                t = b
                b = a Mod b
                a = t
            Wend
            'If WholeNumber = 0 Then
            '    GetFraction = CStr(Numerator / a) & "/" & CStr(Denomenator / a)
            'Else
            '    GetFraction = CStr(WholeNumber) & " " & CStr(Numerator / a) & "/" & CStr(Denomenator / a)
            'End If
            GetFraction.entier = WholeNumber
            GetFraction.numerateur = Numerator / a
            GetFraction.denominateur = Denomenator / a
           
        End If
    End If


End Function

[Missinglinq]

...but the calculation is REALLY more complicated than that...

That was a simple example to show the method you needed to use! If it depends on a Function, that's fine, too! In the Control Source Property you start with the Equal Sign, as shown, then follow with the Custom Function, just remembering to refer to the Fields that are passed to the Function by enclosing them in Square Brackets

[FieldName]

rather then the usual way of referencing, in VBA, of

Me.FieldName

So you end up with (once again, this merely an example to show the method to use; you'll have to make adjustments for your situation) something like this:

=CustomFunctionName([Field1], [Field2])

[xcheshirecat]

It worked for the report part, but for the form, I need to put the data, but I need the user to modify it, which will change the invisible numeric value. If I use the function method, it doesn't allow edition