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Hey all,

Bit of an access newbie (used to VB6 and SQL)

If there is a form with a control box at the bottom, is there any easy way to tell if the record you on is a new record or an old one?

Dan

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Have a look at the NewRecord property of a bound Form.

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Ok - getting abit confused when i can do this.

There seems to be no change of record property? Is there anyway i can run code when the record number changes?

Thanks

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I guess you want to look at the Current event of the Form object.

Hope This Helps, PH.
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Ah - wait a sec. I have it nearly working.

i have

Code:
Private Sub Affiliate_Code_GotFocus()
If Form.NewRecord = 0 Then
    Form_Affiliates.Affiliate_Code.Locked = True
Else
    Form_Affiliates.Affiliate_Code.Locked = False
End If
End Sub

In the got focus of the text box.

So this works, other then if you go into the box, change the value - then go into another box. Then go back, and its locked (for some reason newrecord = -1)??

Abit confused, as surely this is still a new record?

Dan

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There are 2 types of computer, the prototype and the obsolete!!
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AHA - no idea why, but its now working ok. I must have got the thing a tad confused working on the fly.

Thanks

Dan

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