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    sdel_nevo is offline Competent Performer
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    continuous form - goto newly entered record when form closes

    Hi All



    i am having a real mental block with the following

    i have three forms

    frmCustomers
    frmAddParts
    frmEditParts

    frmCustomers has tabs on it

    "customer-list" and "Parts-list"

    frmAddParts is the form where the user will add new parts into

    the tab "Parts-list" has a continuous form on it, its source object is called "frmPartsList" the name is set to "PartsList" this lists all the parts in the system, it has a button that when clicked opens the form called frmEditParts

    when i enter a new part into "frmAddParts" how can i get the continuous form to goto the newly entered partID? on the frmPartslist?

    i can go back to the Partid when the form "frmEditParts" closes so that the continuous form does not always go back to the top

    but i can't get my head around this when im adding records

    any help would be great

    many thanks

    Steve

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    ranman256 is offline VIP
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    Of you enter new rec in 1 form, then you must refresh the other form to see the new record.
    either click the refresh button on the tool bar,
    or
    when you close the edit/add form refresh the list form...forms!frmList.requery

    if the list resorts to the top, either GOToRecord ,or filter the list.

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    sdel_nevo is offline Competent Performer
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    Hi Ranman256

    The penny drops, many thanks mate, been looking at this for ages lol

    Steve

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