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Save Button - Undo Null Subform Record

Asked by alliedtech in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

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I have a command button intended to save the record and subform records on a form.  

The subform has code in the before update event that test for null values and prevents the user from proceeding to another field until the errot test is passed.  The problem arises if the user begins to enter data, deletes the data, and then decides to save the form.  The save is not allowed because there are null values in the last record of the subform.  I need to undo the last record if there are null values and the users wishes to save.Start Free Trial
 
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1 Undo on subforms
2 Undo a subform record
3 undo fonction
4 subform
5 Main form and subform "undo"
6 Undo changes in a subform
 
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Zones: Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms
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