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How to select a value from a comboBox in a subform using VBA

Asked by weissenb in Microsoft Access Database

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Hello,

I have a form for patient idendity and a subform with a combobox made to select treatments from a list of treatments.
When I create a new patient, I open the form and want that the combobox selects automatically the treatment "NoTreatment" which as a Ref_Traitement of 39...(ocode for none)..

I use the following code

Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Dim CodePatient As Long
Dim varCount As Variant

varCount = DCount("[Réf_Patient]", "_rqfiltreentreeformulaire", Me!Réf_Patient)

If varCount = 0 Then

    CodePatient = Forms![Gestion des patients]!Réf_Patient
    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
    Me.Réf_Patient = CodePatient
    Me.Requery
   Me![_Associations Ther Sous-formulaire]!Réf_Traitement = 39

                 
Else
End If
end sub


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But this code allways says that he couldn't find the field addressed by the code..

I tried a lot of things.. changing dots to !  and reverse. Nothing..

When I go directly to the combobox and asking 39 to be the default value, this does work rperly. The selection is just not seen by the record of the parent form.
SubForm and parentform are linked by patient reference.
And the subform is linked to a table (treatment_table)..


I would greatly appreciate some help

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