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Yes you are going to have to fill in more details of what the user can do and when they can do it. &nbsp;Yadtrt has for example added one possibility, which assumes that users must enter information in this textbox(or whatever control it is).<br />
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I assumed that these forms are bound and thus letting Access to all the saving work.<br />

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Yes you are going to have to fill in more details of what the user can do and when they can do it.  Yadtrt has for example added one possibility, which assumes that users must enter information in this textbox(or whatever control it is).

I assumed that these forms are bound and thus letting Access to all the saving work.


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Thanks.<br />
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I was mostly just not remembering the DoCmd.RunCommand part.<br />
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ep
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Thanks.

I was mostly just not remembering the DoCmd.RunCommand part.

ep

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I have a form that, when I'm entering data, uses information from another form.<br />
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What I'd like to do is<br />
1. Save the current record (easy enough: just close the form)<br />
2. Close the OTHER form before closing the currently open one, but making sure that the information I'm am getting (e.g. a customer number) gets into the table.<br />
3. Close the current form.<br />
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I've done a lot of searching, but I can't seem to find anything.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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ep
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I have a form that, when I'm entering data, uses information from another form.

What I'd like to do is
1. Save the current record (easy enough: just close the form)
2. Close the OTHER form before closing the currently open one, but making sure that the information I'm am getting (e.g. a customer number) gets into the table.
3. Close the current form.

I've done a lot of searching, but I can't seem to find anything.

Thanks,

ep

Closing forms

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.