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Jan Il
Hi all - Access 2002K
I have a form with a label in the footer. The label is to show the name of
the previous form which opened the current form. How might I call the name
of the previous form into that control, so that when the user is finished
with the current form, they can click the label and return to the previous
form.
The trick to this is, this form can be opened from more that one source
form, so the method for entering the name of the previous form will have to
be generic, or, the name of whichever form just opened the target form.
I'm not sure if this should be done from the form properties, or from the
control itself, but, since it will be a generic method of naming each
related form, it would seem to be from the control properties.
If this is possible, I would truly appreciate any suggestions, or perhaps a
help file that might address such a function.
Jan![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/smile.gif)
I have a form with a label in the footer. The label is to show the name of
the previous form which opened the current form. How might I call the name
of the previous form into that control, so that when the user is finished
with the current form, they can click the label and return to the previous
form.
The trick to this is, this form can be opened from more that one source
form, so the method for entering the name of the previous form will have to
be generic, or, the name of whichever form just opened the target form.
I'm not sure if this should be done from the form properties, or from the
control itself, but, since it will be a generic method of naming each
related form, it would seem to be from the control properties.
If this is possible, I would truly appreciate any suggestions, or perhaps a
help file that might address such a function.
Jan
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