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Question : Form strategy
Hi,
I have a form that I'm using for order entry. The form has three sub-forms; one of the sub-forms has its own sub-form. There are combos on the form and sub forms, and there's some code associated with several control buttons.
I need a strategy for using this form in two primary capacities: 1) new order entry, and 2) order search, edit, delete. Essentially, I want the form to function in the first capacity with the form's (and associated sub forms) property Data Entry = Yes, and in the latter capacity as Data Entry = No.
What is the best way to accomplish this functionality?
Thanks
Answer : Form strategy
If you still want to be able to view other records then in the Form Load event procedure put...
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
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