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Is there a way to detect if acFormReadOnly or other such parameters were used when opening a form? Novice Programmer; Expert Hack sapere aude: Dare to be wise

Hello, I'm tring to understand how Modules work, (as I under stand it so far, it's where you store procedures and Functions to be called by various forms) What I have having troubles understanding is how to pass control to and from.. (let's say a function). I want a button the check the...

Is there a way to detect if acFormReadOnly or other such parameters were used when opening a form? --Toby Kliem-- Novice Programmer; Expert Hack sapere aude: Dare to be wise

Hello, I'm working at learning VB for Access and I've run into a snag with my current project. The code below is executed in the ON CURRENT event for a form where the RecordClone retrieves a value from the previous recordset and then enters the number into an unbound textbox. This part works...

Hi there, I'm tring to clone a field where the previous field may be filtered out. If I turn off the filter this script works perfectly, however I need to restrict the form to only the relevant records. This is the filter I'm using, [Forms]![frmDepartment]![deptID] And this is the recordclone...

Hi, I need help typing up an Event in VBA code which would retrieve the value from the same field in a previous record. Right now I'm using this in the Control Source of a subform to look up the previous data...