Recent content by dgent81

Interesting thought as the first row is now in the database but the newly focused row/control is not yet in the databased. If I push a record into the database based on lostfocus, I wonder if the subform will realize that and show the new records. good test

I would say it is add records via a details area of a subform, but it sounds like access does not expose what I need at runtime of the form

The control is a combobox (Patient) on a detail subform. As you make entry the grid automatically shows the user a new add row right below it with the controls repeated. A typical grid. I can reference the control they are touching using Me.Patient and that works fine, but I want to do like...