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Mark Weaver
When I open my MS Access form I would like to open on a
new record, not the 1st record.
new record, not the 1st record.
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Bruce M. Thompson
When I open my MS Access form I would like to open on a
An alternative to Dave's solution might be to simply move to a new record when
opening the form. You can insert the following line into the form's "On Open"
event procedure:
DoCmd.GotoRecord , , acNewRec
This will open your form to a "new" record, yet allow the user to see existing
records, too.
new record, not the 1st record.
An alternative to Dave's solution might be to simply move to a new record when
opening the form. You can insert the following line into the form's "On Open"
event procedure:
DoCmd.GotoRecord , , acNewRec
This will open your form to a "new" record, yet allow the user to see existing
records, too.
D
Dave
When you view the form in design mode, right click to get the form
properties. Under the Data tab, set Data Entry to Yes.
properties. Under the Data tab, set Data Entry to Yes.