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Access Form VBA question on If statments

Asked by woodje in Microsoft Access Database, Visual Basic Programming, Access Forms

Hello all,

I have a form that has 1 combo box labeled "combo1" and five text boxes labeled "total1", "total2", "total3", "total4", and "total5". Each of these are user entry fields for numeric numbers the default is set to 0. With the total two I am using an If then else statment to to work with the number in "total2" thanks to some help from other members on EE for this code.

If Forms!form1!combo1 = xyz Then
    If total2 <= 102400 Then
        total2 = 0
    Else: total2 = total2 - 102400
    End If
End If

The problem I had was that when I put this on each of the five total boxes on the afterupdate event when the calculation was done and the finished number was put into the "total2" box if it was less than 102400 and I updated any of the other three total boxes then "total2" was set to zero. How can I stop this? The problem I have is that users may only enter two or three of the total boxes. How can I have it determine when a user is done and have it do the calculation in the if then else statement above.

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