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I'm not using the built in menus.... I just thougt it would be nice to make this form as dummy-proof as possible. I'm designing this for some unusal people, so I know there might be that one instance where someone accidently opens this forms and says to themselves "Hmm...this is what I...

I have been having problems with the following code. I have one form with two buttons on it: "undo_record" button and an "exit" button. On this form I have code set up in the Unload event to check if certain fields contain a value, before the user can close out of the form...

Hey thanks for your help. I had deleted my original 'frame' for the option group and add a new one while designing the form.....subsequently I forgot to change the name of the 'frame name'..... If that makes any sense! It now works like a charm. Thanks again!

AHH...Ok I made the changes you suggested and now I get a "Run Time Error '424'...Object required" error. I debuged, and it is crashing on the 'If OptionButton.Value = 1 Then' line. Any suggestions now?

I have two forms. The first one displays a record and the second one is a 'print page'. On this second form I have five option buttons and another command button at the bottom. I want the user to select which option they want, and click on the command button 'Print', to print whatever...

I need help, but am very new to access, so be gentle! Currently I have two forms. The first form is for data entry. It comes up blank and the users are to fill in all the appropriate fields. Two of the fields on this form are called 'Equipment ID' and 'Equipment Description'. The user can...

I believe the form is bounded, if you mean that its control source is linked to a table.....if not I'm not sure what you are getting at. And yes the "tagID" control is bounded to that field in that table also. Is this what you were wanting to know? I'm still so very new to all of...

OK....I think we are getting somewhere. I just have a few more comments/questions.... I currently don't have a "save" button on the form. This is because I was under the assumption that access already did this for you as typed in fields. I have the form set up so the user has to...

Hey thanks, I was in the middle of replying to you when you posted again, so here is a modified version of what I was typing! This is what I am looking for, but I don't know if I am going to get this to work quite yet, but I'll try. I just have a few questions before I tackle this. Is there...

I know how to make a subform, and yes it is a one-to-many relationship, but I need to clarify my question to you. I was wondering how I would populate the field 1, 2, 3, etc...for every record that is added if I did create a subform. I ultimately need this to save back into the 'Tag'...

I really don't want to do this. But if I do attemp this, how would I go about doing this to the subform? Wouldn't it be about the same concept? To populate that field? Any other ideas?

I am very new to all of this, but I need some help! Currently I have two forms. These forms are for entering new data into the database. The first form's primary key is the 'Clearance ID' field which has an autonumber format. After all info is filled into the first form then the user is prompted...