Data disappears on Form and Subform

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zufie

Hi,
I don't understand.

The MAIN form header information is populated in the header of the
MAIN form via a separate data entry form.

However, after entering the MAIN form header information it does not
show in the header?!

This MAIN form header information is housed in the Tbl Main ID.
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The second problem I am trying to understand is why when I enter
information into the textboxes of the subforms (pages) on the MAIN
form they do not show in the textboxes?

This is after saving my entries/values in the textboxes.

The values are in the respective tables.

I don't get it?!

I checked the control sources.

Any ideas on these 2 (two) problems?

Thanks!,

John
 
Hi,
I don't understand.

The MAIN form header information is populated in the header of the
MAIN form via a separate data entry form.

However, after entering the MAIN form header information it does not
show in the header?!

This MAIN form header information is housed in the Tbl Main ID.
===================================================
The second problem I am trying to understand is why when I enter
information into the textboxes of the subforms (pages) on the MAIN
form they do not show in the textboxes?

This is after saving my entries/values in the textboxes.

The values are in the respective tables.

I don't get it?!

I checked the control sources.

Any ideas on these 2 (two) problems?

Thanks!,

John
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One possibility is that you have the Data Entry property set to Yes for this
form. A form in Data Entry mode will allow new records to be entered but will
*not* show existing records.
 
One possibility is that you have the Data Entry property set to Yes for this
form. A form in Data Entry mode will allow new records to be entered but will
*not* show existing records.
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Yes, Thanks John.

I thought I already looked into that, but I will take another look at
this.

Thanks,

John
 
One possibility is that you have theDataEntry property set to Yes for this
form. A form inDataEntry mode will allow new records to be entered but will
*not* show existing records.
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John,
You are genius!

I am a dork!

You were right.

John M. aka Baby Access Programmer :)
 
John,
You are genius!

I am a dork!

You were right.

John M. aka Baby Access Programmer :)
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I'd be really embarrassed to post how many times I've made the same kind of
mistake.

As Sherlock Holmes said, "never overlook the obvious solution".
 
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