I am using the following code with a dcount to search if an entry in a table exists... I feel like there is a more efficient way then using dcount twice.
Suggestions are appreciated.
Suggestions are appreciated.
Function ReceiptCK() As Boolean 'Check for office service and PT payment entry
If DCount("*", "tClaimHistory", "ClaimNum=" & [Forms]![FPEntryQuery]![FClaimQuery]![tClaimNum] & " AND Status = ""PNT - Paid""") = 0 Then
MsgBox "Payment (PMNT) entry needed to create a receipt", vbInformation, "Receipt"
ReceiptCK = False
ElseIf DCount("*", "tClaimHistory", "ClaimNum=" & [Forms]![FPEntryQuery]![FClaimQuery]![tClaimNum] & " AND Status = ""Office Service""") = 0 Then
MsgBox "Office service (OSrv) entry needed to create a receipt", vbInformation, "Receipt"
ReceiptCK = False
Else
ReceiptCK = True
End If
End Function
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