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McLean J
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I have a form based on a query of two tables, the main one
being "tblOrder"
I have a button on that form that i'm using to basically
duplicate part of a record. It runs an SQL statement that
appends several fields into the "tblOrder" table.
It will almost always be a new record so I need the button
to do the following three things...
1. save the new record
2. run the SQL statement to append a new record (done)
3. move to that newly created record in the form... but
since the form is based on a query, it doesn't currently
show up unless I close and reopen the form.
Please advise...
I have a form based on a query of two tables, the main one
being "tblOrder"
I have a button on that form that i'm using to basically
duplicate part of a record. It runs an SQL statement that
appends several fields into the "tblOrder" table.
It will almost always be a new record so I need the button
to do the following three things...
1. save the new record
2. run the SQL statement to append a new record (done)
3. move to that newly created record in the form... but
since the form is based on a query, it doesn't currently
show up unless I close and reopen the form.
Please advise...