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Acess, Field in Form View not calculating on key enter
Posted on 2011-03-09
I have a field named [Cost 1] with the following property =[JCOST1]/(1-[MUP1]) where I enter a value into [JCOST1] which is then divided by the value I enter into [MUPI1]. In my earlier version of Access when I entered a value in [JICOST1] the value in [MUP1] would instantly appear when I clicked "Enter". In Access 2010 it doesn't; I have to page up two or three records and then back to the new record for the calculation to take effect.
Any suggestions?
oneputt
Any suggestions?
oneputt
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Although you should not have to ... you may need to use Me.ReCalc in the Afterupdate Event of those two text boxes where you are entering values ... eg:
Private Sub JCOST1_AfterUpdate()
Me.ReCalc
End Sub
mx
Private Sub JCOST1_AfterUpdate()
Me.ReCalc
End Sub
mx
Kindly check your statement for you might want to appear the value automatically to [Cost 1] not [MUP1]?
If you are really referring to MUP1, then there might be a code or macro in the enter event of [JICOST1] that trigger to display the value at [MUP1] which might not be supported by 2010.
You may check this out.
Sincerely,
Ed
If you are really referring to MUP1, then there might be a code or macro in the enter event of [JICOST1] that trigger to display the value at [MUP1] which might not be supported by 2010.
You may check this out.
Sincerely,
Ed
Being that I don't know anything about code, at first I copied the entire code into the space and kept getting an error. Finally I just copied the middle line of the code and it worked perfectly. Thank you very much for your assistance.
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