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SetValue Help

Asked by JOrsak1968 in Access Coding/Macros, Access Forms

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I have a form that my consultants use for contact management.  On the form I have a sub form that is used to log each contact with the client. I have added a new command button called "Left Message."  I would like this command button to set the value of teh "Subject" to "Left Message" and automatically change the ContactStatus to "Call Back."

My First issue is that I used "SetValue" on the subform field to "Left Message" which works great except it doesn't add it as a new line it just changes the status of the first line to that setting.  I need it to first create a new record and THEN set the value to "Left Message."

I've tried to use the command gotorecord and setting new as the value but it does nothing.  I've included JPEG's to see the macro and form as it is currently setup.

Many thanks,
Joe

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