I have an MS Access application that uses a dialog box with various selection criteria to run a report. Once the report has run, I update a timestamp that displays on an underlying subform.
What I'd like to do, is to run the report, and on closing the report, refresh the subform (contained within a separate form beneath the dialog box), and select the next record in the subform.
Summary:
1. Run report from dialog box with selection criteria.
2. On report close, refresh the subform within the underlying form.
3. Select the next record that follows the one previously run.
Hopefully, this makes some kind of sense. I think this SHOULD be relatively easy, but I'm getting stuck on syntax.
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