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M.Lubi #1
Re: Updating records when using a subform
On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 12:39:22 -0700, "JohnL"
<johnlaidlaw@nospamtalk21.com> wrote:
<ftp.ipswitch.com>>I have several situations where I have a subform with
>input text boxes that need to update the record whenever
>data is input into any of them automatically when the
>user exits the text box, either to go to another box on
>the same subform or to another form.
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>I am not sure of the most appropriate proceedure to do
>this? Do I need to put something like a <docmd.RunCommand
>acCmdSaveRecord> on one of the events for each of the
>text boxes. If so which is the right event? However this
>seems inelegant if there are several text boxes. Should I
>therefore use one of the events for the subform itself?
>However as this is a subform (and therefore actually a
>control I think?), does this work.
>
>Whats best. Thanks in anticipationM.Lubi Guest
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My suggestion would be to do method 1.



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