Modal Form

[leean2]

Hello....need some help if this is possible...I have a form that has a Frame Yes/No (1/2) question...I have gotten a select code to work that says if Frame is 1 to open my modal form...the modal form will have additional information for the individual to complete based on the Yes answer...the problem I am having is....I have one table...so how do i get the information from my modal to populate in the table, on the record that is active?

Here is the code:
Private Sub Frame24_AfterUpdate()
Select Case Frame24
Case "1"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frm400Q1", acNormal
Case Else
End Select
End Sub
The modal form opens...it is after I input the data, it is not carrying over to the table...what I did was for the questions in the modal form I dropped into a seperate query and based the record source of the modal on the query....any ideas....i feel like pulling my hair out

AGreen

 

[vbaInet]

so how do i get the information from my modal to populate in the table, on the record that is active?

You can use this -->

http://baldyweb.com/wherecondition.htm

 

[EssexRich]

Set the record source on the modal form to be the same table as the main form. Then set the filteronopen property to yes, and filter the form to match the same ID as your main form.

ie something like:

filter=[mainform].[yourID]
filter on=true

hope this makes sense!

Rich

 

[vbaInet]

Set the record source on the modal form to be the same table as the main form. Then set the filteronopen property to yes, and filter the form to match the same ID as your main form.

ie something like:

filter=[mainform].[yourID]
filter on=true

hope this makes sense!

Rich

That is one way but this means the form will always be bound to the control. Using the WHERE argument of the OpenForm method gives you more flexibility.

 

[EssexRich]

fair enough, every day's a school day!

how does it give you more flexibility?

thx

 

[vbaInet]

You can choose whether to filter it (by applying criteria) or not to filter (by leaving that argument blank).

Plus, it's just one line of code.

Both methods are equivalent though.

 

[EssexRich]

ah I'm with you. thanks for taking the time to explain.

 

[vbaInet]

No problemo!