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chriske911
is it possible to have an empty new record on top in a continuous form?
default it is the last record
grtz
default it is the last record
grtz
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Douglas J Steele
No, it's not.
However, what some people do is put two subforms on the form: one that only
has the new record, on top of one that doesn't have a new record.
However, what some people do is put two subforms on the form: one that only
has the new record, on top of one that doesn't have a new record.
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Roger Carlson
On my website (www.rogersaccesslibrary.com), there is a small Access
database sample which illustrates this:
"ContinuousFormWithNewRecordOnTop2K.mdb"
--Roger Carlson
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database sample which illustrates this:
"ContinuousFormWithNewRecordOnTop2K.mdb"
--Roger Carlson
Access Database Samples: www.rogersaccesslibrary.com
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chriske911
is it possible to have an empty new record on top in a continuous form?
thnx both
I've circumvented the issue by putting the focus on the 1st field of a
new record by clicking a button on the main form
grtz
default it is the last record
grtz
thnx both
I've circumvented the issue by putting the focus on the 1st field of a
new record by clicking a button on the main form
grtz