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    ariansman is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Have a Form or Report on top

    Hello,


    After I open a Form or Report which is on "pop up", how can I set it to come on top of other open Forms/Reports?
    Thank you

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    CJ_London is offline VIP
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    Also set the modal property to true

    modal means you can’t change focus to other forms until it is closed. If you don’t want that, in the form open event, use code to change it to false

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    You can do something like this:

    DoCmd.OpenReport "StatementOfAccount", acViewReport, , sCrit
    DoCmd.SelectObject acReport, "StatementOfAccount" 'bring to front

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    ariansman is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Is "StatementOfAccount" the name of the Form or Report?
    Should I put the code in the VBA part of the Form/Report?
    Thank you

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    what do the parameters say?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ariansman View Post
    Is "StatementOfAccount" the name of the Form or Report?
    Should I put the code in the VBA part of the Form/Report?
    Thank you
    StatementOfAccount is the report. You can easily see that by scanning the code.
    The code would go wherever your current code is opening the report, probably behind a form.

    The code given is a general case, meant as a guide. It will need to be adapted to fit your specific requirement.

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