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From: tonkaplayer on 20 Apr 2010 14:38 I have a table with several fields, but in particular Student Number (test) Last Name (text) First Name(test) Grade(text) These fields show on my form called Parking form. These fields are locked. I wish to allow the users to add/edit fields. So I have a cmd button that opens a new form called add/edit new student form. There the user can edit or add a new student then return to the main form. The problem is when you add a new student. That student will not show in the parking form unless you do shift F9. I assume a requery command is needed but I cannot figure out which filed, form, property setting, or correct syntax to use. I would prefer to autmate this and not have user use shift F9. One user will never figure that out. I have the same problem with adding a new make and modle of car. But I assume I can modify the first answer to fix the same problem there. Thanks for the help. If u need more infor let me know.
From: KARL DEWEY on 20 Apr 2010 16:15 Try using the OnCurrent event to run a macro to Requery. -- Build a little, test a little. "tonkaplayer" wrote: > I have a table with several fields, but in particular > Student Number (test) > Last Name (text) > First Name(test) > Grade(text) > > These fields show on my form called Parking form. These fields are locked. I > wish to allow the users to add/edit fields. So I have a cmd button that opens > a new form called add/edit new student form. There the user can edit or add > a new student then return to the main form. The problem is when you add a > new student. That student will not show in the parking form unless you do > shift F9. I assume a requery command is needed but I cannot figure out > which filed, form, property setting, or correct syntax to use. I would > prefer to autmate this and not have user use shift F9. One user will never > figure that out. I have the same problem with adding a new make and modle of > car. But I assume I can modify the first answer to fix the same problem > there. Thanks for the help. If u need more infor let me know.
From: tonkaplayer on 20 Apr 2010 17:03 I have an event procedure in oncurrent in form Parking Sticker with the following: If Extrasticker = True Then Sticker_Number_Two.Visible = True Date_of_Issue_Two.Visible = True Year_of_car_two.Visible = True cbomaketwo.Visible = True cbomodeltwo.Visible = True Color_Two.Visible = True License_Plate_Two.Visible = True Memo_Two.Visible = True Label90.Visible = True Label23.Visible = True Label35.Visible = True Label86.Visible = True Label87.Visible = True Label41.Visible = True Label43.Visible = True Label93.Visible = True Else Sticker_Number_Two.Visible = False Date_of_Issue_Two.Visible = False Year_of_car_two.Visible = False cbomaketwo.Visible = False cbomodeltwo.Visible = False Color_Two.Visible = False License_Plate_Two.Visible = False Memo_Two.Visible = False Label90.Visible = False Label23.Visible = False Label35.Visible = False Label86.Visible = False Label87.Visible = False Label41.Visible = False Label43.Visible = False Label93.Visible = False How would I go about adding the macro or comands. I have tried using me.requery in the oncurrent and it does not like that??? "KARL DEWEY" wrote: > Try using the OnCurrent event to run a macro to Requery. > > -- > Build a little, test a little. > > > "tonkaplayer" wrote: > > > I have a table with several fields, but in particular > > Student Number (test) > > Last Name (text) > > First Name(test) > > Grade(text) > > > > These fields show on my form called Parking form. These fields are locked. I > > wish to allow the users to add/edit fields. So I have a cmd button that opens > > a new form called add/edit new student form. There the user can edit or add > > a new student then return to the main form. The problem is when you add a > > new student. That student will not show in the parking form unless you do > > shift F9. I assume a requery command is needed but I cannot figure out > > which filed, form, property setting, or correct syntax to use. I would > > prefer to autmate this and not have user use shift F9. One user will never > > figure that out. I have the same problem with adding a new make and modle of > > car. But I assume I can modify the first answer to fix the same problem > > there. Thanks for the help. If u need more infor let me know.
From: Jeff Boyce on 20 Apr 2010 18:06 If your table has students, and their (?current?) grade, don't you have to go through it each year and update their (then-current) grade? Are you using the word "grade" to mean "Freshman, Sophomore, ..." or "A-, B+, ..." More info, please... Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Access MVP -- Disclaimer: This author may have received products and services mentioned in this post. Mention and/or description of a product or service herein does not constitute endorsement thereof. Any code or pseudocode included in this post is offered "as is", with no guarantee as to suitability. You can thank the FTC of the USA for making this disclaimer possible/necessary. "tonkaplayer" <tonkaplayer(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9BEBD709-C6E7-482B-B8DA-C1663D0054DB(a)microsoft.com... >I have a table with several fields, but in particular > Student Number (test) > Last Name (text) > First Name(test) > Grade(text) > > These fields show on my form called Parking form. These fields are locked. > I > wish to allow the users to add/edit fields. So I have a cmd button that > opens > a new form called add/edit new student form. There the user can edit or > add > a new student then return to the main form. The problem is when you add a > new student. That student will not show in the parking form unless you do > shift F9. I assume a requery command is needed but I cannot figure out > which filed, form, property setting, or correct syntax to use. I would > prefer to autmate this and not have user use shift F9. One user will never > figure that out. I have the same problem with adding a new make and modle > of > car. But I assume I can modify the first answer to fix the same problem > there. Thanks for the help. If u need more infor let me know.
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