Bug? Opening form in VBA turns on Allows Additions?

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Maury Markowitz

I have a button on a form that opens another form. I've noticed that when you
click it, there is a row for adding items at the bottom -- even though the
form's properties have it turned off and it IS off if you just open the form
normally. I then added a button to "flip back" to the original form, the same
thing happens, it suddenly gets an add row as well.

Is there any way to avoid this?
 
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Rick Brandt

Maury Markowitz said:
I have a button on a form that opens another form. I've noticed that when you
click it, there is a row for adding items at the bottom -- even though the
form's properties have it turned off and it IS off if you just open the form
normally. I then added a button to "flip back" to the original form, the same
thing happens, it suddenly gets an add row as well.

Is there any way to avoid this?
Click to expand...

Opening from VBA *can* do this, but it doesn't have to.

Post your code for opening the form.
 
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Maury Markowitz

Rick Brandt said:
Opening from VBA *can* do this, but it doesn't have to.

Post your code for opening the form.
Click to expand...

Not much to show...

DoCmd.OpenForm "Order Oversight", acNormal, , , acFormEdit

Thanks!
 
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