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pass value from text field in one form to a combo-box in another..

Asked by meaculpa1113 in Microsoft Access Database

Hi..

I have two forms.. one is "add new customer".. the other is "add new data for existing customer",,,

in my "add new customer" form i have 2 fields.. name & acc Num (primary key, accNum).  everytime the user comes to this form, i want to have an button in that form that says, "Add new customer, and add information about his record".

in my "add new data for existing customer" (dataentry = yes), i have 2 combo-boxes.  one selects teh customer name, the other based on the customer name, lists a bunch of accNums that exist for that customer, and then based on that the user fills in more info.

what i want to do is, when the user clicks on, "Add new customer, and add information about his record" from the first form, I want it to,
1) close that form
2) open the 2nd form and populate its customerName, and accNum combo-boxes with the values typed in the first form.

i hope i m making myself clear..

in essence what i want is, to be able to pass 2 values from textboxes from one form to combo-boxes in another form..

thanks,
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