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I want to create an uneditable screen
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Sam,
Very simple in Access, and very common. The way it's normally done is to create a form with a subform i datasheet view. This subform will have the allow additions and allow edits properties set to No. In the DoubleClick properties of each of the controls on the subform put a call to a function you write to open the editable form to the record clicked on.
It sounds like you may have some reading to do to get this all going. I would play around with the sample database that comes with Access and see what you can learn from there and then get yourself a book, maybe the Access Bible or something along those lines.
Jeremy
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Jeremy Wallace
AlphaBet City Dataworks
Access Databases for Non-Profit Organizations
Please post in the appropriate forum with a descriptive subject; code and SQL, if referenced; and expected results. See thread181-473997 for more pointers.
Very simple in Access, and very common. The way it's normally done is to create a form with a subform i datasheet view. This subform will have the allow additions and allow edits properties set to No. In the DoubleClick properties of each of the controls on the subform put a call to a function you write to open the editable form to the record clicked on.
It sounds like you may have some reading to do to get this all going. I would play around with the sample database that comes with Access and see what you can learn from there and then get yourself a book, maybe the Access Bible or something along those lines.
Jeremy
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Jeremy Wallace
AlphaBet City Dataworks
Access Databases for Non-Profit Organizations
Please post in the appropriate forum with a descriptive subject; code and SQL, if referenced; and expected results. See thread181-473997 for more pointers.
Sam,
I am currently doing this for my database. There is one that a specific group has edit authority to, and another IDENTICAL that has all the "FORM" properities set to NO:
Allow Edits = NO
Allow Deletions = NO
Allow Additions = NO
Data Entry = NO
These properities work on the basic form and are entered on the sub-forms if there are any.
Works Great!
Harry Jessen
HMJessen@Yahoo.com
I am currently doing this for my database. There is one that a specific group has edit authority to, and another IDENTICAL that has all the "FORM" properities set to NO:
Allow Edits = NO
Allow Deletions = NO
Allow Additions = NO
Data Entry = NO
These properities work on the basic form and are entered on the sub-forms if there are any.
Works Great!
Harry Jessen
HMJessen@Yahoo.com
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