BOOKMARKS

Have you tried

Dim x As Bookmark

....or...

Dim x As String

Good Luck

Simon

Ive tried both of them,

Dim x as bookmark says bookmark isnt a valid datatype

and dim x as string gives me the same error as dim x as variant...

The .Requery is the problem.  All bookmarks are invalidated when a Requery is done.  All bookmarks are recreated.  You must find or seek the record based on it's key.

Jim.

I discovered that It didnt work with the requery.

Now I have the following code:
Dim f As Form
Set f = Forms![MIW_ISSUESWALL_Issue Description Entry Form]
Dim SaveID As Integer

SaveID = f![Issue Number]  ' my keyID
f.Requery
Dim r As Recordset
Set r = f.RecordsetClone
r.FindFirst "[Issue Number] =" & SaveID

This does not work, it requerys and leaves me at the first record.... It does not bring me back to the record I was on....

Wait, I left off the end
f.bookmark=r.bookmark

so the following code works:

Dim f As Form
Set f = Forms![MIW_ISSUESWALL_Issue Description Entry Form]
Dim SaveID As Integer
SaveID = f![Issue Number]  ' my keyID
f.Requery
Dim r As Recordset
Set r = f.RecordsetClone
r.FindFirst "[Issue Number] =" & SaveID
f.bookmark=r.bookmark


Thank you!!

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