You need to go into the properties of the Form and click on the All Tab
Scroll down thew list and set Record Selectors & Navigation Buttons to Yes
You need to go into the properties of the Form and click on the All Tab
Scroll down thew list and set Record Selectors & Navigation Buttons to Yes
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Why can't you use FindFirst?When you use the frmOfferRegister to select a specific record your are applying a Filter to the Form for that selected Record.
Also just remove filter if you insist on using one, when you click the button for offer entry?
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Well as Welshgasman has already suggested in the On Click Event to open the Form frmOfferEntry use
Me.FilterOn = False
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Thanks to both of you, my problem has been solved with this code.
Me.FilterOn = False
I understood what you said from the code suggested by Mike but I did not understand what find first you were talking about, please explain.
Instead of filtering to a record, you can just locate it with a FindFirst. Just a different way to approach the issue.
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Google it. You cannot expect everything to be handed to you on a plate. You will learn nothing that way. :-(
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Hardly hard?
If you are not prepared to put in any effort, you will likely find you get less assistance?
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What I mean to say is that sir, I am already quite entangled in one and the other coding and I am not able to find the solution. "Ms access unload form event for stop autosave data"
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