topdesk123
Programmer
Hello!
I am using conditional formatting in a continuous form to highlight items that have been scheduled. There are 2 processes - cleaning and sealing, each is scheduled separately (sealing happens after cleaning). I have a field titled Scheduled - which updates to yes or no via update queries, it doesn't work well. What I want it to do is: when cleaning is scheduled, I want "Scheduled" to read yes, when cleaning is completed, I want it to read no. When sealing is scheduled, I want it to read yes. The information comes from a subform on the main schedule form, where jobs are assigned to employee(s). I have the update queries running after the scheduled date is updated. I think a Case...Else statement would be a better way to go about it but I'm not really sure how to write it.
Sorry if this is convoluted - it's in my head - just can't get it out!
TIA
Topdesk
I am using conditional formatting in a continuous form to highlight items that have been scheduled. There are 2 processes - cleaning and sealing, each is scheduled separately (sealing happens after cleaning). I have a field titled Scheduled - which updates to yes or no via update queries, it doesn't work well. What I want it to do is: when cleaning is scheduled, I want "Scheduled" to read yes, when cleaning is completed, I want it to read no. When sealing is scheduled, I want it to read yes. The information comes from a subform on the main schedule form, where jobs are assigned to employee(s). I have the update queries running after the scheduled date is updated. I think a Case...Else statement would be a better way to go about it but I'm not really sure how to write it.
Sorry if this is convoluted - it's in my head - just can't get it out!
TIA
Topdesk