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Form Problem???
The shared folder is on another computer. When I open a particular form in a database from the shared folder the form seems to load fine, but when I access a particular record in the table through a combo box there is a long pause and at the bottom left hand corner of the screen a message comes...- becbec
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Move fields from previous record into new record
PaulF...... 1st) I appreciate your help. I think I have gone brain dead in this particular area. 2nd) I changed my "TagNum" data type to Number and the Nz function now works fine. 3rd) The Duplicate Record code produced by the Command Button Wizard was what I had used originally. It...- becbec
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Move fields from previous record into new record
Thanks PaulF..... I tried your line of code and it supplied a new Tagnum but it will not increment after the new record has been entered and saved. Maybe I am not communicating properly on what I am trying to accomplish. Basically I have two objectives at the same time. When I click on...- becbec
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Move fields from previous record into new record
I am moving an inventory database from dBaseIV into Access 2000. The dbase database uses a "record count" to increment the Tagnum field by 1. I don't want to use the Access Autonumber or the Access "record count" method. Access deletes records differently than dBase. When I...- becbec
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
