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Record navigation bars generated by Form WIzard
Problem solved. Thank you all for you time and help. NVF Matthew 16:16- NVF
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Master child form issue
Hello All - I want to thank everyone for offering their expert advise. You will reap what you've sown, which is getting help when you need it. TheAceMan1 ultimately put me on the right track. Simple is good. Here's the actual solution: If DCount("*"...- NVF
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Master child form issue
JBinQLD - Thanks for your prompt reply. I'm not certain that I made myself clear. The issue is not testing/requiring that data be entered on the subform. This is being done. Bear in mind that all the Master data on this form was previously collected in a prior form process. I.e., no master...- NVF
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Record navigation bars generated by Form WIzard
In regard to a record navigation bars that's generated by a Form Wizard, is it possible to programatically see the current record number? E.g., if the navigatin bar is showing "4", how can I programtically get that value? Similar question: Is is possible to programatically get the "last...- NVF
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Master child form issue
Background: Using a form wizard, I created a form with (1) subform. I'll call this form frmIssue. It has (2) wizard generated record navigation bars (1 each) for master and child records. There is a (1) to many relationship between Master and child records. There can be many Master records...- NVF
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
