Rpettis31 said:
I was looking to do a status update where basically the user would type
information and it would appear in the list box. For example 9/4/08 case
opened.
Then at a later time the as the status is updated new notes can be
entered.
This is from a text box and entered into the list box.
Basically a form is made in add mode to create the issue.
In this form there is a follow up tab that ppl can go to to add notes
later
when they view the records through the form (view mode).
I can currently add notes to the list box but when I leave the database
and
return back to the same record the data is not there.
A list box is not appropriate for this. As I said before, adding notes to
the list box does *nothing* to add them to your database.
You can either use a memo field in the form's underlying table to hold the
notes, and a text box to display them, or you can have a separate, related
table of notes and use a subform to display and, usually, add them. If you
want to use a single memo field in the main table, you can use code to enter
each note on a new line, prefixed by the date if you like. Such code would
look like this:
Me.Notes = (Me.Notes + vbCrLf) & Date & " - " & Me.txtAddNote
That will add a new line before the new note, unless the Notes field is
currently Null.