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jschping
Hi,
I have a main form with a bunch of subforms. Each subform is built on its
own query. Each subform has a combo box that is bound to a field in the query.
What happens is that if I change a value in one combo box (in one subform)
then go to a control in another subform, the first subform already commits to
the table! The value is saved. If I hit ESC, the new value is still there.
I want to have a SAVE button and CANCEL button at the bottom of the main
form, so the user can undo all their changes to the main form and all the
subforms. How can I do that if the subform already committed the changed
value?
Thanks!!
John Schping
I have a main form with a bunch of subforms. Each subform is built on its
own query. Each subform has a combo box that is bound to a field in the query.
What happens is that if I change a value in one combo box (in one subform)
then go to a control in another subform, the first subform already commits to
the table! The value is saved. If I hit ESC, the new value is still there.
I want to have a SAVE button and CANCEL button at the bottom of the main
form, so the user can undo all their changes to the main form and all the
subforms. How can I do that if the subform already committed the changed
value?
Thanks!!
John Schping