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nathan via AccessMonster.com
Hello All,
My database tracks daily system errors or issues that occur. I have a subform
that a user can enter updates throughout the day or week about the issue
until it is resolved. The problem is going back to enter an update into a
subform record several days later without clicking the previous button
several time.
I have a form that I would like a user to be able to type in a certain date
into a textbox, click a command button, and the first record from that date
would be displayed. When the user clicks next the form should display the
next record from that day and so on. I would like to base it on an auto
date/time field in my form that date and time stamps each main form record.
Thanks for any help
My database tracks daily system errors or issues that occur. I have a subform
that a user can enter updates throughout the day or week about the issue
until it is resolved. The problem is going back to enter an update into a
subform record several days later without clicking the previous button
several time.
I have a form that I would like a user to be able to type in a certain date
into a textbox, click a command button, and the first record from that date
would be displayed. When the user clicks next the form should display the
next record from that day and so on. I would like to base it on an auto
date/time field in my form that date and time stamps each main form record.
Thanks for any help