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8.4

Access code for user name & time stamp

Asked by onaled777 in Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design

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I have a piece of code for Access databases form that kind of works. The code is supposed to put the user name & time that users put comments in a comment box. It put the correct time, however no matter who logs in it puts the user name as admin. Please see code belowStart Free Trial 
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Private Sub Comments_AfterUpdate()
If IsNull(Me.Comments.Value) Then
     Me.Comments.Value = Me.Comments.Value & CurrentUser() & " @ " & Now() & " : "
   Else: Me.Comments.Value = Me.Comments.Value & vbNewLine & CurrentUser() & " @ " & Now() & " : "
   End If
 
 If Not IsNull(Me.Comments.Value) Then
     If Len(Me.Comments.Value) < 32767 Then
        Me.Comments.SelStart = Len(Me.Comments.Value)
     Else
       SendKeys "^{END}"
    End If
 End If
End Sub
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Zones: Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2007
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Solution Provided By: ldunscombe
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