Sure,<br><br>To see if the record has changed you can look at the form's dirty property and if it has changed then apply corrective action.<br><br>so, on the close button on click event:<br><br>If Me.Dirty then Sendkeys "{ESC}{ESC}"<br><br><br>WP <p>Bill Paton<br><a href=mailto:wpaton@neptune400.co.uk>wpaton@neptune400.co.uk</a><br><a href=
Marty,<br><br>Copy the form and table to a new db. Zip it and send it to me at:<br><br><A HREF="mailto:william.paton@ubsw.com">william.paton@ubsw.com</A><br><br>WP <p>Bill Paton<br><a href=mailto:wpaton@neptune400.co.uk>wpaton@neptune400.co.uk</a><br><a href=
Use the form's Before Update event to undo the entries.<br><br>Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)<br>Me.Undo<br>End Sub<br><br>HTH<br>RDH<br><br> <p>Ricky Hicks<br><a href=mailto: rdhicks@mindspring.com> rdhicks@mindspring.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
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