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    mamig is offline Novice
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    After clicking a switchboard item, I want to open a macro to ask for a table field (cost center), then open the input form to the record with that cost center so it can be edited. i was going to link the macro to the switchboard item; however, I can't get the macro correct. I am using access2002 version.

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    NTC is offline VIP
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    "macro to ask for a table field"

    what does that mean?

    sounds like you need a pop up form with a combobox to look up a field.....

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    If your form is already built, and it is working properly...then a Macro with an Open Form action is all you would need to open your form.
    Using a Macro to open the underlying table first is not necessary since your form is already pulling data from a record source, being a table or query.
    If your form is not yet built...suggest creating it using the form wizard and have the wizard pull data from the respecive table by cost center.

    -RC
    Last edited by MAF4Fam6; 01-10-2010 at 12:37 PM.

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