M
Macha
I don't program in VB.
I'm using cmd buttons in my main form and subform both for previous record
and next record. The main form buttons work fine until after I get a "You
can't go to the specified record" message for the subform buttons. Then the
main form buttons work just like the subform buttons, changing the record in
the subform instead of the main form.
In the code, the line "DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext" is the same for both the
main and subform buttons. Is that the confusion?
I'm using cmd buttons in my main form and subform both for previous record
and next record. The main form buttons work fine until after I get a "You
can't go to the specified record" message for the subform buttons. Then the
main form buttons work just like the subform buttons, changing the record in
the subform instead of the main form.
In the code, the line "DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext" is the same for both the
main and subform buttons. Is that the confusion?