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John S
Back again,
I have a subform (a continuous form) on which I do validation on various
fields via a beforeupdate function in the subform itself. It works fine,
except for one annoying problem: every time I begin an entry in the subform,
it triggers the sub-form's "before update" function (and the validation).
What appears to be happening is that as soon as I enter the subform, a
second (blank)subform record (or at least row) is created. This is actually
visible(the subform shows two rows, the second having a star at the
beginning).
Is there a way around this problem, or do I simply have to give up using the
before update validation on the subform?
Thanks
John S.
Aylmer, PQ
I have a subform (a continuous form) on which I do validation on various
fields via a beforeupdate function in the subform itself. It works fine,
except for one annoying problem: every time I begin an entry in the subform,
it triggers the sub-form's "before update" function (and the validation).
What appears to be happening is that as soon as I enter the subform, a
second (blank)subform record (or at least row) is created. This is actually
visible(the subform shows two rows, the second having a star at the
beginning).
Is there a way around this problem, or do I simply have to give up using the
before update validation on the subform?
Thanks
John S.
Aylmer, PQ