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Asked by bluerocket in Microsoft Access Database
I have a continuous form with a couple of editable elements. One element is a checkbox which ties to tblTmpResults.omit.
The omit checkbox seems to "take" if the user checks the box and then shifts the focus off the detail section of that record. However, if the user clicks the checkbox and then immediately presses a command button, for instance, then the focus never really "shifted" and the box doesn't get changed on the backend.
So I tried to write some code into the "OnClick" event for the checkbox but that is resulting in a write conflict, so I'm back at square one I believe. Code I wrote for the OnClick event is below. You'll see that I also wrote a "SetFocus" statement to a different element just to test it out, though I'd really prefer to avoid that if possible.
Ideas? Anything I need to clarify?
Thanks.
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Private Sub chkOmit_Click()
DoCmd.SetWarnings (False)
DoCmd.RunSQL "update tblTmpResults set omit = " & Me.chkOmit & " where id = " & Me.id & ";"
Me.cboJobStatus.SetFocus
DoCmd.SetWarnings (True)
End Sub
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