I have a text field (Notes) that is used to show the history of the record as it changes from status to status along the transaction route. The user selects the status from a combo box it displays in the value in the Notes text box with the date and value of the status, for example.
Notes:
1/26/2012 - With Analyst
1/30/2012 - With Manager
1/30/2012 - Revisions Accepted
1/30/2012 - With Manager
1/30/2012 - Released
The issue I have is if the user accidently selects a status that he does not want, that value still displays in the text box.
I have a line of code which reads ....
txtNotes = txtNotes & date & " " & me.txtStatus
So, the text box grows with each status, but all the accidental ones are there also.
What is the best design for something like this.
Should I write the note info to a separate table and make a subform out of it.
Notes:
1/26/2012 - With Analyst
1/30/2012 - With Manager
1/30/2012 - Revisions Accepted
1/30/2012 - With Manager
1/30/2012 - Released
The issue I have is if the user accidently selects a status that he does not want, that value still displays in the text box.
I have a line of code which reads ....
txtNotes = txtNotes & date & " " & me.txtStatus
So, the text box grows with each status, but all the accidental ones are there also.
What is the best design for something like this.
Should I write the note info to a separate table and make a subform out of it.