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Melissa #1
Simple Commands
Hello,
1. How do I determine the number of records in a query I
perform in a textbox on one form that has a subform (the
subform is the form i want the # of records)
2. How do I make a command button to click on a button to
open a new form that sends variables over. Ie: click on a
record and it opens a new form that gives all the details.
Thanks in advance,
Melissa
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Dean #2
RE: Simple Commands
Melissa,
1. How do I determine the number of records in a query I
perform in a textbox on one form that has a subform (the
subform is the form i want the # of records)2. How do I make a command button to click on a button to>> use me.recordsetclone.recordcount
open a new form that sends variables over. Ie: click on a
record and it opens a new form that gives all the details.command you can assign values to text fields on the newly>> in the onclick event of the after the docmd.openform
opened form.
Example:
Docmd.OpenForm "myForm"
Forms!myForm!myText1 = me.Text1 'Where me if the
current form
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