It's not really copying the last entered value, it's the $10 that was entered for "John Doe"
I might have an entry for; say my gas company payment that's $80. Or my electric bill which might be $70...
Let's forget it.
I never said anything about "Moving" a record.
I know what a slit form is...
It's not really copying the last entered value, it's the $10 that was entered for "John Doe"
I might have an entry for; say my gas company payment that's $80. Or my electric bill which might be $70...
Ok. I'll try to explain this one more time.
You have a split form. Split form has rows and columns. Right??
Split form has 3 columns: 'Payee' 'Debit' Credit.'
Lets say there is no data at all being displayed in the spit form.
This is where it gets tricky.
Lets say I type "John Doe" in the...
I have a Debit and a Credit because I don't have to remember to place a negative sign in front of the Debit value.
Although I don't have Debit and Credit fields in tblPayees, only in tblFincnaces,
The only link between tblPayees and tblFinances is the Payee.
I have PayName in tblPayees and the Payee field inn tblFinances.
I simply select a PayeeName from the combo box and it gets stored in Payee in tblFinances.
The credit and debit fields are in tblFinances.
I have a table which similar to a checking registry.
I also have a Payee field in my 'tblPayees' table which I use to autofill a Payee field via split form's combo box, in a checking table tblFinances.
tblFinances also has 2 other fields Credit and Debit.
I want to be able to auto-fill the...