From: WildlyHarry on 15 Apr 2010 10:15 I have form based on a table. The table is appended daily with new records. The goal of the form is to provide a place where people can view the new records and input data into the records. The problem I have is that the form is displaying old records as well as new. I want the form to display only new records that have not been updated by the user through the form. Any idea how I could acheive this? Thanks in advance.
From: GP George on 15 Apr 2010 10:24 How do you differentiate between "old" and "new" records? I.e. what attribute of a record tells you (or more appropriately, tells Access) when a record is no longer "new"? You mention "updating by the user." What does that involve and how do you identify records which have been "updated by the user through the form"? It is quite likely that the answer to that question will tell you what criteria you need to apply to the form to filter out those records. George "WildlyHarry" <WildlyHarry(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A16858AF-C49D-4A1B-AAD7-DC514CA72346(a)microsoft.com... > I have form based on a table. The table is appended daily with new > records. > The goal of the form is to provide a place where people can view the new > records and input data into the records. The problem I have is that the > form > is displaying old records as well as new. I want the form to display only > new records that have not been updated by the user through the form. Any > idea how I could acheive this? Thanks in advance.
From: John W. Vinson on 15 Apr 2010 12:09 On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 07:15:01 -0700, WildlyHarry <WildlyHarry(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I have form based on a table. The table is appended daily with new records. >The goal of the form is to provide a place where people can view the new >records and input data into the records. The problem I have is that the form >is displaying old records as well as new. I want the form to display only >new records that have not been updated by the user through the form. Any >idea how I could acheive this? Thanks in advance. If you set the form's Data Entry property to True, the user will see only the blank new record and any records that they have entered since the form was opened (i.e. if they close Access and go to coffee break, when they open Access again they'll see a blank form). If you mean "records added today" then you'll need to base the form on a query selecting only those records, using a criterion on some value in the table (perhaps a date-added field). -- John W. Vinson [MVP]
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