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Display a found record on a data access page

Asked by w100ktn in Microsoft Access Database

dim i
dim rs
dim fld
dim FieldCount

FieldCount = MSODSC.DefaultRecordset.Fields.Count
Below is the code I found on MS support page. Users enter a text t search for in txtSearch and the code will search thru all fields in the db to find a matching record. However, in the "for" loop of the code, it appears to me that after the matching record is found, the for loop terminates and the matching record is not shown on the form.

I'm new to MS Script Editor, so don't know the code. I'd like to have the for loop terminate when the 1st matching record is found and this record is displayed on the form. Any help is greatly appreciated.

set rs = MSODSC.DefaultRecordset
for i = 0 to FieldCount -1
      set fld = rs.Fields(i)
      rs.Find fld.name & " = '" & txtSearch.value & "'", 0, 1, 1
             
      if rs.EOF then
            rs.MoveFirst
      else
            'HOW TO SHOW THE FIRST MATCHING RECORD ON THE FORM (I MEAN THE DATA ACCESS PAGE)???
            exit for
      end if
next

set fld = nothing
set rs =  nothing
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