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If I select the bottom row (empty row that has an * in the first field) in the lower half of the split form, the form clears and the filter and messagebox functions correctly . &nbsp;If any other record is selected on the bottom of the form a &nbsp;message box pops up for everything. <br />
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&nbsp;Is there any way to add some vba code that will select the bottom empty row and clear the form everytime someone hits the button to execute the filter?
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If I select the bottom row (empty row that has an * in the first field) in the lower half of the split form, the form clears and the filter and messagebox functions correctly .  If any other record is selected on the bottom of the form a  message box pops up for everything.

 Is there any way to add some vba code that will select the bottom empty row and clear the form everytime someone hits the button to execute the filter?

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Figured it out! go to new record
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I have a unbound search text box on a form that has a table record source. &nbsp;I also have a button that will execute a filter with the following macro builder code:<br />
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[PLU] Like &quot;*&quot; &amp;&nbsp;Forms![Item_Master]!Search<wbr />Feild &amp;&nbsp;&quot;*&quot;<br />
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I want to display a message box if no filter results are found. &nbsp;How can I do this?
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I have a unbound search text box on a form that has a table record source.  I also have a button that will execute a filter with the following macro builder code:

[PLU] Like "*" & Forms![Item_Master]!SearchFeild & "*"



I want to display a message box if no filter results are found.  How can I do this?

message box if no filter results

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