' Set the priority order of a record relative to the other records of a form.
'
' The table/query bound to the form must have an updatable numeric field for
' storing the priority of the record. Default value of this should be Null.
'
' Requires:
' A numeric, primary key, typical an AutoNumber field.
'
' Usage:
' To be called from the AfterUpdate event of the Priority textbox:
'
' Private Sub Priority_AfterUpdate()
' RowPriority Me.Priority
' End Sub
'
' and after inserting or deleting records:
'
' Private Sub Form_AfterDelConfirm(Status As Integer)
' RowPriority Me.Priority
' End Sub
'
' Private Sub Form_AfterInsert()
' RowPriority Me.Priority
' End Sub
'
' Optionally, if the control holding the primary key is not named Id:
'
' Private Sub Priority_AfterUpdate()
' RowPriority Me.Priority, NameOfPrimaryKeyControl
' End Sub
'
' Private Sub Form_AfterDelConfirm(Status As Integer)
' RowPriority Me.Priority, NameOfPrimaryKeyControl
' End Sub
'
' Private Sub Form_AfterInsert()
' RowPriority Me.Priority, NameOfPrimaryKeyControl
' End Sub
'
' 2018-08-31. Gustav Brock, Cactus Data ApS, CPH.
'
Public Sub RowPriority( _
ByRef TextBox As Access.TextBox, _
Optional ByVal IdControlName As String = "Id")
' Error codes.
' This action is not supported in transactions.
Const NotSupported As Long = 3246
Dim Form As Access.Form
Dim Records As DAO.Recordset
Dim RecordId As Long
Dim NewPriority As Long
Dim PriorityFix As Long
Dim FieldName As String
Dim IdFieldName As String
Dim Prompt As String
Dim Buttons As VbMsgBoxStyle
Dim Title As String
On Error GoTo Err_RowPriority
Set Form = TextBox.Parent
If Form.NewRecord Then
' Will happen if the last record of the form is deleted.
Exit Sub
Else
' Save record.
Form.Dirty = False
End If
' Priority control can have any Name.
FieldName = TextBox.ControlSource
' Id (primary key) control can have any name.
IdFieldName = Form.Controls(IdControlName).ControlSource
' Prepare form.
DoCmd.Hourglass True
Form.Repaint
Form.Painting = False
' Current Id and priority.
RecordId = Form.Controls(IdControlName).Value
PriorityFix = Nz(TextBox.Value, 0)
If PriorityFix <= 0 Then
PriorityFix = 1
TextBox.Value = PriorityFix
Form.Dirty = False
End If
' Disable a filter.
' If a filter is applied, only the filtered records
' will be reordered, and duplicates might be created.
Form.FilterOn = False
' Rebuild priority list.
Set Records = Form.RecordsetClone
Records.MoveFirst
While Not Records.EOF
If Records.Fields(IdFieldName).Value <> RecordId Then
NewPriority = NewPriority + 1
If NewPriority = PriorityFix Then
' Move this record to next lower priority.
NewPriority = NewPriority + 1
End If
If Nz(Records.Fields(FieldName).Value, 0) = NewPriority Then
' Priority hasn't changed for this record.
Else
' Assign new priority.
Records.Edit
Records.Fields(FieldName).Value = NewPriority
Records.Update
End If
End If
Records.MoveNext
Wend
' Reorder form and relocate record position.
' Will fail if more than one record is pasted in.
Form.Requery
Set Records = Form.RecordsetClone
Records.FindFirst "[" & IdFieldName & "] = " & RecordId & ""
Form.Bookmark = Records.Bookmark
PreExit_RowPriority:
' Enable a filter.
Form.FilterOn = True
' Present form.
Form.Painting = True
DoCmd.Hourglass False
Set Records = Nothing
Set Form = Nothing
Exit_RowPriority:
Exit Sub
Err_RowPriority:
Select Case Err.Number
Case NotSupported
' Will happen if more than one record is pasted in.
Resume PreExit_RowPriority
Case Else
' Unexpected error.
Prompt = "Error " & Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description
Buttons = vbCritical + vbOKOnly
Title = Form.Name
MsgBox Prompt, Buttons, Title
' Restore form.
Form.Painting = True
DoCmd.Hourglass False
Resume Exit_RowPriority
End Select
End Sub
See the attached demo. Is the Sub Priority in my case Sub SongPosition_AfterUpdate()Yes.?
RowPriority Me.SongPosition, "SongID"
This is for the sub form "frmTitlesSubformSongs". Gustav your solution seems close but since ,,