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I have a form for "new" sales. A copy of that form is used to display "existing" sales to the user.
I want the existing Sales form to be un-editable to ensure users don't modify orders after they've been placed (There's provision elsewhere to modify an existing order).
I've created a quick search feature using a combo-box for the user to select or type a customer name and go straight to the the first (and subsequent) orders in that name.
The problem is this... Now that I've set my form properties to NO for Allow Edits, Allow Deletions, Allow Additions etc., my search combo doesn't work.
Is it because the combo is on the form (will it help if I put it the header or footer?). The only other solution I can think of is to apply a lock of sorts to each control - but this seems like lot of work.
Any suggestions greatly received...
I want the existing Sales form to be un-editable to ensure users don't modify orders after they've been placed (There's provision elsewhere to modify an existing order).
I've created a quick search feature using a combo-box for the user to select or type a customer name and go straight to the the first (and subsequent) orders in that name.
The problem is this... Now that I've set my form properties to NO for Allow Edits, Allow Deletions, Allow Additions etc., my search combo doesn't work.
Is it because the combo is on the form (will it help if I put it the header or footer?). The only other solution I can think of is to apply a lock of sorts to each control - but this seems like lot of work.
Any suggestions greatly received...