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Ken Milam

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In the click event of the &quot;Save Record&quot; button<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-43031466-1">Form_f-ProjectHours.NameOfYourCombo.Requery</code></pre>
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In the click event of the "Save Record" button


Form_f-ProjectHours.NameOfYourCombo.Requery

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Hello Experts,<br />
I have a form with two separate sub-forms <br />
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Main Form: f-Project<br />
SubForm1:f-ProjectAdd<br />
SubForm2: f-ProjectHours <br />
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I have a &quot;Save Record&quot; button on f-ProjectAdd. &nbsp;After this button is clicked, I need for that new record to appear in the combobox on f-ProjectHours.<br />
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Can you please provide me with the VBA code to: 1) save the record from f-ProjectAdd, and 2) refresh/requery the combobox on f-ProjectHours.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ken
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Hello Experts,
I have a form with two separate sub-forms 

Main Form: f-Project
SubForm1:f-ProjectAdd
SubForm2: f-ProjectHours 

I have a "Save Record" button on f-ProjectAdd.  After this button is clicked, I need for that new record to appear in the combobox on f-ProjectHours.

Can you please provide me with the VBA code to: 1) save the record from f-ProjectAdd, and 2) refresh/requery the combobox on f-ProjectHours.

Thanks,
Ken

Refresh combobox on subfrom 1 from subform 2.

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