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Mike Brearley
How do I go about doing an appropriate cancel on a form that has a subform.
What I'm running into with a typical undo and close is that if data was
entered in the main form, and the user is on the subform, the cancel only
undoes the data in the subform. Also, if the user enterd multiple records
on the subform, the cancel only undoes the current record.
There's two tables that I'm dealing with in these forms. Table one has
machine#, shift#, date and a bunch of downtime info. Table two has
machine#, shift#, date and info on parts run and production time.
A specific machine#, shift# and date occurance can only occur once in the
first table, but there can be a few in the second table (different parts
run, different operator running the machine, etc...) in the second table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
What I'm running into with a typical undo and close is that if data was
entered in the main form, and the user is on the subform, the cancel only
undoes the data in the subform. Also, if the user enterd multiple records
on the subform, the cancel only undoes the current record.
There's two tables that I'm dealing with in these forms. Table one has
machine#, shift#, date and a bunch of downtime info. Table two has
machine#, shift#, date and info on parts run and production time.
A specific machine#, shift# and date occurance can only occur once in the
first table, but there can be a few in the second table (different parts
run, different operator running the machine, etc...) in the second table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike