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need VBA code that gets a value from the previous record in recordset

Asked by nbozzy in VB Script, Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, VBA code, VBA inside Access 2003

In the following VBA code in Access 2003, where the "how do I..." comment is located, I need to get the value of the NewLocQty field from the PREVIOUS record. Can anyone help? I'm an inexperienced VBA user (not a programmer). Thanks very much!

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             Private Sub cmdLogInOut_Click()
    Dim rsSub As Recordset, i As Integer, j As Integer
    Dim x As Boolean
   
    Set rsSub = Me.Location_Quantities_subform.Form.RecordsetClone
   
    rsSub.MoveFirst
    Do Until rsSub.EOF
        i = IIf(Nz(rsSub!Login.Value, vbNullString) = vbNullString, 0, rsSub!Login.Value)
        j = IIf(Nz(rsSub!Logout.Value, vbNullString) = vbNullString, 0, rsSub!Logout.Value)
        If Me.OrigQty = LocQty Then
            x = True
        End If
            
        rsSub.Edit
        If x = True Then
            rsSub!LocQty = Me.OrigQty
            rsSub!NewLocQty = Me.OrigQty + i - j
        Else
            'how do I set rsSub!LocQty to equal NewLocQty from previous record?
            rsSub!NewLocQty = rsSub!LocQty + i - j
        End If
        
        'rsSub!Login = 0      'zero out the LogIn field so entry is not stored
        'rsSub!Logout = 0     'same for LogOut field
        rsSub.Update
        rsSub.MoveNext
    Loop
    rsSub.Close
    
End Sub

           
         

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need VBA code that gets a value from the previous record in recordset

Asked by nbozzy in VB Script, Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, VBA code, VBA inside Access 2003

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