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Jonathan Smith
I am using Access 2002, in a Windows XP Client/Windows 2000 Server
environment.
I have a Form (frm2020_01) that contains the following pertinent fields:
cboTherapist
cboPatient
txtSvcDate
cboActivity
txtBegTime
txtEndTime
Based on the value of the cboACtivity, a second Form (frm2020_09) will
POPUP after cboActivity has Lost_Focus. The Second Form (frm2020_09) has
the following pertinent fields:
cboTherapist
cboPatient
txtSvcDate
txtBegTime
txtEndTime
I would like to have the Values from Form One (frm2020_01) automatically
update the Values in Form Two (frm2020_09), where appropriate -- i.e.
Me("cboTherapist") = [Forms]![frm2020_01].[cboTherapist]
Me("cboPatient") = [Forms]![frm2020_01].[cboPatient]
Great theory, but I am sorely lacking the implementation.
Help please!!!
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Jonathan Smith
Information Technologies Consultant
Spheniscidae
POB 61741
Phoenix, Arizona 85082-1741
602-758-9822
(e-mail address removed)
environment.
I have a Form (frm2020_01) that contains the following pertinent fields:
cboTherapist
cboPatient
txtSvcDate
cboActivity
txtBegTime
txtEndTime
Based on the value of the cboACtivity, a second Form (frm2020_09) will
POPUP after cboActivity has Lost_Focus. The Second Form (frm2020_09) has
the following pertinent fields:
cboTherapist
cboPatient
txtSvcDate
txtBegTime
txtEndTime
I would like to have the Values from Form One (frm2020_01) automatically
update the Values in Form Two (frm2020_09), where appropriate -- i.e.
Me("cboTherapist") = [Forms]![frm2020_01].[cboTherapist]
Me("cboPatient") = [Forms]![frm2020_01].[cboPatient]
Great theory, but I am sorely lacking the implementation.
Help please!!!
--
Jonathan Smith
Information Technologies Consultant
Spheniscidae
POB 61741
Phoenix, Arizona 85082-1741
602-758-9822
(e-mail address removed)