Access Question

[Rod]

Hello; I have the following in my customer box (see below). The problem is
there is one name no matter what I do that will not pull from my database and
populate the customer field. Here is my code:

Customer_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

Hello; I have the following in my customer box (see below). The problem is
there is one name no matter what I do that will not pull from my database
and
populate the customer field. Here is my code:

Customer_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)

Did you hit "send" too soon? There's not enough information there to make
any sense of your question at all.

 

[fredg]

Did you hit "send" too soon? There's not enough information there to make
any sense of your question at all.

Sure there is Dirk. ;-)
All the poster has to do is

 

[Rod]

I have a form that has a place for the customer's name. When I open the
customer database, the names are are all there. But when I open the form, all
of the names are accessible but one name. I do not know why. Even when I
created the name again as a new record. Could it be the name has a space or
is too long?

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

I have a form that has a place for the customer's name. When I open the
customer database, the names are are all there. But when I open the form,
all
of the names are accessible but one name. I do not know why. Even when I
created the name again as a new record. Could it be the name has a space
or
is too long?

Is the form's RecordSource a query (whether a stored query or an inline SQL
statement)? If so, post the SQL of the query.

If you're using Access 2007, also post the form's Filter and Filter On Load
properties.

 

[Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com]

Does the name have an apostrophe, perhaps?