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Hi, I posted this by mistake in the Devtoolkits forum.
I have an Access form that is defaulted to Continuous Forms view, and it is
only used for Data Entry (i.e. Data Entry property set to YES).
I want to make it so that my users can add between 1 and 5 individual
records at a time using this form (before clicking a "Save" button on the
form). Also, the form should always show all 5 lines even if less than 5
records are being added (i.e. it will show even the empty records if they
aren't used). I want the user to be able to see that they can add a max of 5
records. How can I set the form to do this?
Thanks.
I have an Access form that is defaulted to Continuous Forms view, and it is
only used for Data Entry (i.e. Data Entry property set to YES).
I want to make it so that my users can add between 1 and 5 individual
records at a time using this form (before clicking a "Save" button on the
form). Also, the form should always show all 5 lines even if less than 5
records are being added (i.e. it will show even the empty records if they
aren't used). I want the user to be able to see that they can add a max of 5
records. How can I set the form to do this?
Thanks.