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That did it!:banghead: Thank you!

I keep getting this run-time error and im not sure why. Its saying Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'Store Name = 'test store". I have a list box thats connected to a Query and im trying to make it so when I double click on the store in the listbox it opens up a form to edit...

That's weird, I don't know why it isn't showing for me. This module works really well though. Thank you for your help!

http://allenbrowne.com/ser-24.html this actually seems to work very well

oh shoot my bad I thought I decrypted it.

I was testing it with the form labeled TESTupdates and for the moment the Order Amount field. It doesn't seem to work for me.

I thought so but it doesnt seem to be doing anything for me.

Ah yes, I would like to use it on the onload. But what values am I exactly changing in the code to match mine?

This looks like what i'm looking for! How do I set this up?

How might I go about setting up a form to auto-fill any information that was entered in the last record, based on a lookup field? I dont want to change the original record, I want it to just populate the field that have been entered already for a new entry. This way the table will track updates...

the newest, which I picked up through Microsofts essentials plan. I assume its the newest its webapp based

I was using it in sharepoint. I put one on sharepoint to play with in the browser.

VBA cant be used in the browser though? :/ Is there a alternative close to this I could use with macros?

access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=188663 Is there a way of doing this with macros for use in browser? I have a hard time with macro syntax.

Yea I managed to get the macro for the open form. Just trying to get the syntax right for the search. Thanks