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That Crazy Hockey Dood
Good Day..
I have made great progress with the application I have been working on but I
believe I have hit my last stumbling block.
The FoxPro application I am replicating displayed the queried data in a
"datasheet" type "subform". One of the items the FoxPro application has is a
"select" button which sends a copy of the data from the line selected in the
"datasheet" subform to textboxes in the main form. Then the data can be
edited and saved to the table with the changes. I have been advised that
this is something that cannot be done in Access. Please let me know if this
is in fact possible or not. I would think that a command button could do
this and a simple save changes button would write back to the main table the
changes but I am a newb.
If not then I would appreciate any help or web page direction on creating a
click event off of the datasheet that pulls the selected line data into a
form for editing purposes.
Thanks,
Jim
I have made great progress with the application I have been working on but I
believe I have hit my last stumbling block.
The FoxPro application I am replicating displayed the queried data in a
"datasheet" type "subform". One of the items the FoxPro application has is a
"select" button which sends a copy of the data from the line selected in the
"datasheet" subform to textboxes in the main form. Then the data can be
edited and saved to the table with the changes. I have been advised that
this is something that cannot be done in Access. Please let me know if this
is in fact possible or not. I would think that a command button could do
this and a simple save changes button would write back to the main table the
changes but I am a newb.
If not then I would appreciate any help or web page direction on creating a
click event off of the datasheet that pulls the selected line data into a
form for editing purposes.
Thanks,
Jim