dwell
10-29-2001, 08:20 AM
Hello, I either need Access to be smarter, or (as I fear) I need to be smarter myself.
I have a form for ordering a product, and it has two main sections, the Billing Information and the Delivery Information.
I have it set so that after you enter the Billing Info, you are asked if there is a separate Delivery address.
If you click No, then the form shows the same info in both the Billing and Delivery areas.
But if the user should click Yes, then I would like a pop-up subform that allows them to enter the Delivery Info (name, address, etc), then click "Done" and have the pop-up close, returning them to the main form, with the new Delivery Info shown.
No matter how I try to bind fields, I cannot get Access to transfer the info in the pop-up subform into the main form.
This seems like something that would be commonly done, and I hope that I'm just missing something obvious.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have a form for ordering a product, and it has two main sections, the Billing Information and the Delivery Information.
I have it set so that after you enter the Billing Info, you are asked if there is a separate Delivery address.
If you click No, then the form shows the same info in both the Billing and Delivery areas.
But if the user should click Yes, then I would like a pop-up subform that allows them to enter the Delivery Info (name, address, etc), then click "Done" and have the pop-up close, returning them to the main form, with the new Delivery Info shown.
No matter how I try to bind fields, I cannot get Access to transfer the info in the pop-up subform into the main form.
This seems like something that would be commonly done, and I hope that I'm just missing something obvious.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.