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MS Access 2003 refresh form on popup form close
Posted on 2012-12-20
My attacjed code looks right.
It opens my popup which I ender some data etc and then close.
However...the underlying form doesn't get refreshed.
It opens my popup which I ender some data etc and then close.
However...the underlying form doesn't get refreshed.
Private Sub btnSubmit_Click()
DoCmd.OpenForm "ClientVisitsPopUp", WindowMode:=acDialog, OpenArgs:=Me.lvClientsNearby.Column(2) & "|" & gbl_VisitClientID & "|" & gbl_NearbyClientID & "|" & Me.gbl_VisitID
Me.refresh
End Sub
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Given your code, I assume you have a button on the "ClientVisitsPopUp" that writes the data to your underlying table, and then closes the form (or hides) it.
However, if you are adding to the table, you need to use:
me.Requery
instead of:
me.Refresh
The Refresh method will update data that has been changed in the forms current recordset, but will not display additions to the recordset that have been since the form was opened. In order to reflect changes due to additions or deletions, you must use the Requery method.
However, if you are adding to the table, you need to use:
me.Requery
instead of:
me.Refresh
The Refresh method will update data that has been changed in the forms current recordset, but will not display additions to the recordset that have been since the form was opened. In order to reflect changes due to additions or deletions, you must use the Requery method.
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